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Video focuses on the capabilities of Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group in the wastewater treatment industry

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Siltbuster WMFTG wastewater treatmentThe launch of a new documentary-style video which focuses on the capabilities of Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group in the wastewater treatment industry has been launched on YouTube and other social channels this week.

The video features Siltbuster, a long-standing UK customer who has used WMFTG’s peristaltic pumps extensively in its applications which are hired to customers worldwide. 

The video showcases the strength of WMFTG’s offering in wastewater treatment as well as the design and quality of its products. WMFTG’s peristaltic pumps have been deployed in construction, municipal and industrial water treatment applications all over the world where they are relied upon to overcome the challenges of safe, reliable pumping of abrasive slurries and hazardous chemicals common to the industry.

The video will be of particular interest to plant managers and engineers, procurement and designers working in the field of wastewater treatment – as well as engineering procurement contractors involved in the design and build of new plants. 

“I am very excited to share our new water treatment capabilities video. This is the perfect medium to demonstrate the strength of how we partner with our customers to ensure the right solutions for their needs,” says Rachel Pallett – Regional Director EMEA at Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group. 

“I’m particularly delighted that Siltbuster, who has been a valued customer for such a long time, has allowed us to show how our technology is integrated into their systems. Our relationship with the Siltbuster team is very typical of the way we work with our customers – it’s about a shared commitment for excellence and quality.”

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