Accelerate Clarity with Nanofloc®

ChemREADY is your trusted North American distributor for Nanofloc®, a next-generation wastewater flocculant technology designed to deliver faster, more efficient solid-liquid separation. With Nanofloc®, water treatment facilities achieve improved turbidity reduction, reduced chemical consumption, and optimized sludge handling — all without requiring major system changes.

Nanofloc®: Advanced Chemistry. Smarter Treatment. Measurable Results.

Need better settling or higher clarify? Try Nanofloc today!

Why Choose Nanofloc®?

Nanofloc® uses precision-engineered nano-scale wastewater flocculant agents that enhance charge neutralization and bridging efficiency. The result: cleaner effluent, greater process stability, and consistent compliance in both municipal and industrial systems.

  • Ultra-Fast Wastewater Flocculant Formation
    Proprietary nanostructured chemistry accelerates the agglomeration of fine particles.
  • Lower Chemical Consumption
    Achieve high performance at lower dosages, reducing treatment costs and residuals.
  • Improved Dewatering
    Drier sludge means lower hauling and disposal costs.
  • Plug-and-Play Integration
    Works with your current treatment infrastructure — no need for capital upgrades.

Ideal Applications for Nanofloc® Wastewater Flocculant

Nanofloc® is designed to meet the demands of high-performance wastewater flocculant treatment across a range of industries. Its rapid settling action, low dosage requirements, and exceptional contaminant control make it the perfect solution for:

Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plants

Ensure regulatory compliance, manage peak loads, and enhance clarifier performance with faster sludge settling and improved effluent quality.

Food & Beverage Processing Facilities

Tackle organic load fluctuations and reduce sludge volumes efficiently, all while maintaining strict discharge limits.

Pulp & Paper Mills

Control suspended solids and reduce polymer demand in systems dealing with high fiber content and complex waste streams.

Sludge Handling & Dewatering Systems

Improve thickening performance and reduce reloading, polymer consumption, and disposal costs with more compact sludge flocs.

Industrial Pretreatment Programs

Pre-condition challenging effluents to improve overall plant stability and reduce biological system stress during variable loads or shock events.

North American Distribution & Technical Support

ChemREADY is proud to be the exclusive distributor of Nanofloc® in North America, providing industry-leading service alongside a cutting-edge wastewater flocculant. We deliver:

Customized Dosing Programs

Application-specific formulations tailored to your wastewater profile and system design.

Startup Assistance & On-Site Support

Field engineers ensure proper commissioning, training, and integration into existing systems.

Ongoing Performance Monitoring

Regular audits and water quality testing to optimize treatment outcomes and operational savings.

Local Inventory

Regional stocking points ensure fast, reliable delivery and minimal downtime for your operation.

Need better settling or higher clarify? Try Nanofloc today!

Read More About Flocculation

Flocculation is a process in which small particles in a liquid clump together to form larger particles, or flocs. This can be done by adding a flocculant, which is a substance that helps to destabilize the particles and make them more likely to clump together. Flocculation is used in a variety of industries, including water treatment, wastewater treatment, and mining.
Coagulants In Wastewater Treatment plays a vital role in the wastewater treatment process, allowing for solids removal and dewatering, water clarification, lime softening, and sludge thickening. With the help of other specialized chemicals and mechanical filtration methods, coagulants help companies maintain a consistent and reliable source of clean water to support their industrial processes.
Many industrial plants and facilities use or create wastewater with their processes. The wastewater can be discharged, based on local regulations and permit requirements, or re-used within their process. Most likely in all cases, the water needs to be treated to some degree to meet quality characteristics or regulatory requirements – often referred to as wastewater treatment or wastewater pretreatment.