En Gibton Overview
En Gibton specializes in adsorption technology for water treatment filtration. The company develops, produces, and sells granules of micelleclay complexes, or mixtures of micelleclay powder and sand, for a range of water purification solutions. The granules can be used to fill water filters, wells, and reservoir filtration systems of all sizes and types.
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Israel's En Gibton is fountain of youth to polluted water wells
En Gibton, an Israeli company, is developing a water filtration solution called ClayMix that aims to make drinking water cleaner and safer. The solution, made from clay and natural organic materials, can remove up to 99% of targeted contaminants from water. En Gibtons CEO, Rafi Nevo, highlights the cost-effectiveness and energy efficiency of the solution. The company is currently testing the ClayMix solution in Israeli water wells contaminated with perchlorates, a byproduct of rocket fuel. En Gibton plans to expand its operations to the United States, particularly in regions like Colorado where perchlorates have become an environmental concern. The company is supported by Israels national water utility and is looking for potential US-based pilot plants for its solution.
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BHCO invests $350,000 in Ein Gibton
Ein Gibton, a water purification start-up, has received a $350,000 investment from BHCO. The company is developing an innovative ceramic-based bed for purifying water contaminated with organic waste. The solution can reopen closed wells and improve the treatment of drinking water and wastewater. Ein Gibton is expected to begin sales in the second half of 2007.
Investment
| Sector | Agriculture & Food Technologies |
Funding
| Total funding | $350K |
| Last funding | $350K |
| Stage | Mature |
| Rounds | 1 |
| Investors | 1 |
Team Members
3
Employees: 1-10
Web & Social Links
| Website | www.engibton.com |
Locations
Sderot David HaMelech 53, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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