Avista™ Membrane Chemicals
Avista™ is a global brand of Kurita is focused on membrane treatment solutions for reverse osmosis (RO) systems, microfiltration/ultrafiltration (MF/UF), and multimedia filtration (MMF).
We offer a global line of Avista membrane treatment chemicals manufactured worldwide to cover a full spectrum of foulants and scales, including Vitec™ antiscalants, RoClean™ membrane cleaners, biocides, Kuriverter™ AC chlorine scavengers, and RoQuest™ coagulants.
Our regionally available line of Avista membrane chemicals includes AvistaClean™ MF cleaners, RoCide™ biocides, and AntiChlor chlorine scavengers, among others.
- All Avista membrane chemicals are compatibility tested in accordance with key protocols accepted by the industry’s leading manufacturers.
- The industry’s trusted membrane chemical dosing software, Avista AdvisorCi is used by trained technical engineers and Avista partners to provide accurate chemical projections.
- We’ve expanded technical support and laboratory capabilities globally to include the Avista Black Box monitoring device, Avista Membrane Autopsy with Chromatic Elemental Imaging™, Avista NormRO data normalization, and Avista OSCAR off-site cleaning and restoration.
The Avista approach to diagnosing, solving, and validating membrane treatment solutions helps to determine the right membrane chemicals to achieve peak system performance and operator confidence.
The Avista™ Vitec™ antiscalant line inhibits scale while also dispersing colloidal particles.
Avista™ RoClean™ cleaners provide efficient and cost-effective removal of many different foulant and scales.
Avista™ RoQuest™ coagulants are membrane compatible and improve the efficiency of multimedia filtration (MMF) equipment.
AvistaClean™ MF/UF cleaners are designed for effective and economical removal of common fouling observed in microfiltration/ultrafiltration applications such as organic fouling, metal fouling and particulate fouling.
Our biocides may be applied intermittently, via continuous injection, or as a periodic addition to your clean-in-place (CIP) system.
Membranes can last for days or years depending on the care they receive. Chlorine in feedwater can permanently damage membranes, requiring them to be replaced.
