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Trionetics' custom equipment design service develops water treatment systems around a specific treatment goal rather than a fixed catalog unit. According to the company, the work draws on custom product development for hundreds of clients and applies across purification, wastewater treatment/recycling, and plating lines. It is a fit when off-the-shelf membrane, media, softening, ion exchange, or deionization equipment cannot meet your target and you need a system built for your process. The company describes its output as highly automated, user-friendly systems, each built on a stainless steel skid chosen to resist corrosion from treatment chemicals and moisture.
What the service is meant to solve
The starting point is the treatment objective, not a product line. Trionetics states that its ability to meet "any water treatment goal" comes from custom product development plus experience with hundreds of clients. In practice, that means the design engagement begins with what the water must become—purified, reusable, or safe to discharge—and works back to equipment.
The company lists these application areas: electronics, printed circuit boards, automotive, aerospace, food and beverage, canning, metal finishing, and mining. It also names plating lines alongside purification and wastewater treatment/recycling as core specialties. If your project sits in one of these industries and involves a non-standard water spec, this is the scenario the service is described for.
How it relates to the standard product lines
Custom design sits alongside, not apart from, Trionetics' catalog. The listed products are:
- Membrane filtration
- Media filtration
- Water softening
- Selective ion exchange (IX) systems
- Deionization systems
- Electrodeionization
- Electrowinning
- Rotacat
- Industrial wastewater treatment
A custom system typically combines or sizes these building blocks to the project. The company also lists consumables and services as separate offerings, which matters for planning: a custom skid still needs a consumables supply and service path after commissioning.
What the delivered system is described to include
Trionetics makes three delivery claims worth checking against your requirements:
| Claim | What it means for your project |
|---|---|
| Stainless steel skid on every system | Corrosion resistance against treatment chemicals and moisture; confirm the alloy grade suits your chemistry |
| Highly automated, user-friendly operation | Lower dependence on operator judgment; ask for the control philosophy and alarm scheme |
| Systems that "meet, but also exceed" expectations | A performance claim, not a spec; require guaranteed effluent limits in writing |
The company was founded in 1987 and cites over 40 years of combined experience on its team.
How to judge whether it is the right partner
Use the company's own stated strengths as your evaluation checklist:
- Define the treatment goal precisely. Custom design is only as good as the target you give it—flow rate, influent chemistry, required effluent limits, and reuse or discharge destination.
- Ask for comparable projects in your industry from the list above, and for references from those clients.
- Request the proposed process train and which catalog technologies it uses, so you can see where custom engineering is doing real work versus assembling standard modules.
- Get performance guarantees in writing, since "exceed expectations" is marketing language until it is a contractual number.
- Confirm the service and consumables plan for after handover, including who supports the automation.
Limits of what the public page establishes
The site does not publish pricing, lead times, system capacities, or warranty terms, so none of those should be assumed. It also does not detail the design process itself—how requirements are gathered, what documentation you receive, or how testing is handled. Those are questions for a direct inquiry; the contact address listed is 4924 Schaaf Lane, Brooklyn Hts., Ohio 44131, phone 216-812-3570.