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across six different oxidizer technologies rather than pushing customers towards a single product,” he opens.
To remain resilient in the face of market fluctuations, Anguil has deliberately built diversity into its customer base, working across a variety of industries; from chemical processing to pharmaceutical, automotive, food, petroleum, metals and more. Carbon fiber and semiconductor manufacturing have also become significant growth areas for the business. As markets and regulations evolve, Anguil’ s multiple technologies allow it to help customers stay compliant with established environmental regulations and emerging ESG requirements for greenhouse gas reduction.
Back in 2013, Anguil expanded beyond air pollution control into wastewater treatment. The company does not work with municipalities or drinking water, but it does support many industrial wastewater clients.
Unlike the air side of the business, where Anguil engineers, designs, manufactures, sells and services its own solutions, water treatment is not a single end-of-pipe solution; it is a treatment train, typically involving several different technologies to achieve the level of water quality required before discharge to sewer or municipal treatment. Rather than manufacturing its own products in this space, Anguil operates more as a solution partner, sourcing proven technologies, integrating them under a single control system and providing a sole point of service to support clients throughout. That same emphasis on long-term support has driven significant growth on the air side of the business too. While selling equipment keeps the business moving, Anguil’ s oxidizers are built to last 25 to 30 years, which means service becomes just as important as the initial sale. Air permits are often directly tied
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