We have been working in the “food & beverage” sector for years, supplying tubes, fittings, and accessories for the manufacturing of water treatment machines, beer dispensing systems, bottling machinery, coffee machines… In short, if you want to drink… you come to us!
Drawing on our experience in this sector, today we want to talk to you about water purifiers and their benefits for the environment and daily life.
Water purifier, for an eco-sustainable world
The use of water purifiers allows for a reduction in the purchase of plastic bottles, a highly polluting and non-biodegradable material that takes centuries to decompose.
Every year the world produces about 340 million tons of plastic, and for decades now, scientists all over the world have been providing irrefutable evidence of the damage that the disposal of this material is causing to our health and that of future generations.
It is estimated that for every four bottles consumed, only one is actually recycled: the other three are incinerated, buried, or dispersed into the environment, with all the resulting damage. About 2% of the plastic produced each year is dumped into the seas: at this rate, scientists estimate that in 30 years the oceans will contain more plastic than fish.
Furthermore, it is important to highlight how the use of a purifier allows for the elimination of the costs of bottled water (production, transport, disposal) and their environmental impact (CO2 emissions into the atmosphere, etc.).
Economic and functional benefits
The benefits of a water purifier do not stop at the environment, but also positively influence many aspects of our daily life.
In short, a purifier allows you to save time, money, effort, and space.
Think about it: by having water always at your fingertips, you won’t have to spend money, time, and effort leaving the house to buy packs of bottles, which are heavy and take up space at home.
And then, by reducing trips, you will also reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into the atmosphere, and consequently help the environment.
In short, purchasing a purifier is a small investment that will be completely repaid in the long run.
If you consider that a bottle costs 30 cents on average, while a liter of tap water costs 3 cents, it can be estimated that an average-sized family spends about 350 euros per year on water, in proportion to which the purchase of a purifier proves to be absolutely cost-effective.
Our fittings, invisible but essential
Aware of the various and profound benefits of these solutions, we have long been active in studying, designing, and producing fittings and accessories for food-grade fluids that can ensure optimal performance, in addition to possessing all the necessary certifications for applications in this market.