Spare a thought for the 2.1 billion people globally that live without the luxury of safe water at home, or the one in four primary schools that have no water
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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. Spare a thought for the 2.1 billion people globally that live without the luxury of safe water at home, or the one in four primary schools that have no water
Read MoreMaintaining food and water security in a drought prone world. Droughts are becoming more frequent and more prolonged throughout Australia. Drought cuts yields of the crops we depend on, but
Read MoreThe Hydroflux Group is presenting a workshop on Wastewater System Design and Management with the Australian Sustainability Business Group Many companies need to operate and manage their wastewater treatment systems
Read MoreIn PNG, a country of rivers where rain is measured in meters, I do find it incomprehensible that potable water is a scarce resource. Sitting outside my room, in a
Read MorePhosphorus, usually in the form of phosphates, originates from sources such as human and animal waste, detergents and food residues. Food and beverage processing plants will very often have phosphate
Read MoreWell you could ask Hydroflux! From Scouts Australia Contingent to the 31st Asia Pacific Jamboree 2017; “With thanks to Hydroflux for sponsoring the Scouts Australia Contingent to the 31st Asia
Read More22nd March is World Water Day and this year UN-Water is focusing on the importance of managing all aspects of Wastewater. World Water Day, on 22 March every year, is
Read MoreNational Water Week, which has been running since 1993, is dedicated to encouraging individuals, businesses and government to take action to protect our vital water resources. National Water Week, which
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