Wave Cyber, a major full water treatment manufacturer of FRP pressure vessels, is pleased to announce that is has expanded its ability to service various water treatment sectors that require the NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) – 61 Mark for drinking water applications.  Wave Cyber’s 8” Membrane Pressure Vessels, have successfully passed all testing requirements and document reviews at NSF.  An official listing can be found on the NSF website at  www.nsf.org.

NSF / ANSI Standard 61: Drinking Water System Components is the nationally recognized standard for all devices, components and materials that contact drinking water. The NSF / ANSI Standard 61 Certification is gained through independent testing and provides Wave Cyber’s customers with added assurance that the Company’s membrane pressure vessels are of the highest quality and meet or exceed national safety requirements.

Wave Cyber is active in small, medium, and large scale reverse osmosis desalination projects through a global technical distribution sales channel.  Wave Cyber is an American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) “RP” certified facility, ISO 9001-2001 certified, and has an installed base of more than 100,000 pieces of 8” side-port vessels.  Wave Cyber is also a leading global supplier of FRP pressure tanks used for water treatment processes such as softening and filtration.

Wave Cyber is committed to a standard of excellence and embraces continuous improvements for our customers and end users.  Kevin Goodge, Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing, stated, “We are very excited about receiving our NSF Certification.  This is a major step in our effort to launch Wave Cyber into a large global manufacturer of membrane pressure vessels.  Thanks to this Certification, we have the opportunity to expand the marketing of our membrane pressure vessel products to the U.S. water industry and other regions requiring the NSF Standard 61 Certification.”

For more information, contact Jordan Sebusch at (440)510-0546, by e-mail at [email protected] or visit www.flashmenews.com.