PFAS remediation that won’t cost the Earth

Proven

Independently tested by government authorities

Rapid

24 hour binding reaction

Safe

Reuse or safely dispose

Permanent

Proven long-term stability using US EPA methods

The PFAS Problem

Toxic chemicals known as Poly- and Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) were used in fire-fighting foams for decades and have caused widespread contamination at airport sites worldwide.

These ‘Forever Chemicals’ accumulate in the environment and are resistant to traditional remediation technologies.

The RemBind^® Solution

RemBind^® is a rapid, low cost remediation solution that binds up PFAS to prevent leaching which can cause harm to human health and the environment. The PFAS is permanently neutralised as simulated by US EPA test methods.

RemBind^® is considered World’s Best Practice. It has been independently validated by authorities worldwide and has been used to treat 1,000’s of tonnes of PFAS soil across Europe, USA and Australia.

Benefits

Low cost alternative
Quick and easy to apply
Proven long term stability – US EPA LEAF Methods
Worldwide availability

Features

Adsorbent for soil, surface and groundwater
Binds permanently to contaminants
Proven at full-scale globally
Independently validated by government

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Soil Treatment

RemBind is a powdered adsorbent that binds strongly to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in soil, preventing them from leaching into groundwater where they can cause serious harm to the environment and human health.

Water Treatment

AquaGate⁺RemBind combines two proven technologies into a coated aggregate for PFAS surface and ground water remediation.

Worldwide

RemBind^® has been used successfully at full-scale worldwide and is available through distributors in the USA, Europe and Australia.

Projects

Learn more about RemBind^® from our collection of Case Studies, Peer Reviews, Conference Presentations and more…

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PFAS in the News

Journal of Hazardous Materials

Remediation of Poly- and Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Contaminated Soils – To Mobilize or to Immobilize or to Degrade?