The Hydroflux Group consists of eight specialist water and wastewater treatment companies.These integrated businesses undertake design and construction projects, and provide aftermarket services to the municipal, mining and industrial sectors
The Hydroflux Group of Companies is based around teams of water and wastewater treatment experts harnessing the power of world leading research and technologies for a more sustainable use of water, energy and resources.
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Our Industrial division has an in depth knowledge and understanding of ALL food and beverage processes which enables it to design wastewater treatment plants effectively.
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Hydroflux Utilities provides many forms of water or wastewater plant support programs including, regular service and preventative maintenance contracts, chemical and spares supply and operation contracts for both industrial and municipal customers. 
Our engineers are fully conversant with the water generated during all types of construction work and have designed and implemented unique and cost effective methods of treatment and the associated sludge handling systems. Businesses and professionals managing contaminated land are encountering new and more problematic issues all the time. This seminar helps to keep industry up to speed with emerging contaminants and changes in requirements for managing remediation and the treatment of contaminated...
Pride was the first thing that came to mind when I stayed at the Crowne Plaza in Muscat, Oman in June 2019. For at this hotel, thirty years ago, Epco provided the then Gulf Hotel with a packaged sewage treatment plant...
Following the trend with numerous other water authorities around Australia, two of HUBER’s largest Rotary Screw Presses were recently commissioned for TasWater at the Ti Tree Bend Waste Water Treatment Plant located in Launceston. Hydroflux supplied these units to Aquatec Maxcon...
Hydroflux will be installing a 25ML Covered Anaerobic Lagoon (CAL) as part of an upgrade to a client’s existing wastewater treatment plant system. The CAL has been designed to handle up to 4 Megalitres (ML), or 4 million litres, a week...
