How Mansfield, MA Is Using Newterra To Help Solve Their PFAS Problem

08/09/2023 Activated Carbon News PFAS and Emerging Contaminants PFAS Water Treatment Systems

Check out this featured story from WCVB Channel 5 Boston on how the town of Mansfield, Massachussetts is utilizing Newterra’s Cansorb Adsorber Systems to filter PFAS out from the town’s drinking water.

Using Newterra’s 5DC virgin coconut granulated activated carbon media, the Newterra Dual-Vessel Activated Carbon Systems can remove PFAS to non-detectable levels in drinking water and when operated in a series flow pattern, will provide 100% redundancy to ensure a safe water supply. These are ideal for municipalities looking to upgrade their systems to meet the challenges of complying with state and federal regulations.

Newterra Systems install in 8 hours or less, allowing municipalities, like Mansfield, to quickly and effectively start treating PFAS contamination. These dual vessel systems come in various sizes, many of which are available for immediate delivery for sale or rental.

Is your municipality dealing with a PFAS problem in your drinking water? Our technical experts can help guide you on the right choice to solve your biggest water issues. Contact us today to get started.

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