Australian Water Management Review Vol 2 2013 | Page 79

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Water – and its usage in Australia – has never been of greater importance than it is today. Integra continues to be at the forefront of innovation in this field, able to offer a diverse set of services to meet the evolving needs of industry.
Integra now have four divisions – a chemical water treatment division, including the supply and servicing of chemicals such as biocides, inhibitors and antiscalants. A waste water division, which specialises in effluent improvement, flocculant, polymer and coagulant supply as well as waste treatment plants. The pretreatment and desalination division focus on the design, construction and servicing of desalination/ reverse osmosis plants and other physical filtration solutions and finally, the cleaning and hygiene division which produces an extensive range of industrial and commercial-grade chemicals, including degreasers, sanitisers, cleaners and detergents. Integra has completed turnkey solutions for such customers as; • The Department of Defence / AbiGroup • Brisbane Airport Corporation • Nyrstar Port Pirie Lead Smelter As the largest Australian owned water treatment company, Integra is well placed to provide solutions in the mining sector where project delivery and service are critical. For any enquiries, please contact the office closest to you or visit us on our website www.integrawater.com.au New South Wales [phone] Victoria [phone] South Australia [phone] Queensland [phone] Western Australia [phone] Tasmania [phone]

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