• Monday, June 22, 2009-MIOX Equips City of Dreams with Disinfection Technologies for Swimming Pools and Spas
Albuquerque, NM – June 22, 2009 – MIOX Corporation, a leader in on-site generation of hypochlorite and mixed oxidants for water disinfection, was chosen by City of Dreams, a premier entertainment and gaming complex in Macau, China, to provide disinfection solutions for the resort’s spas and swimming pools. In partnership with their exclusive distributor, MIOX Asia Ltd, Hong Kong, MIOX Corporation installed eight mixed-oxidant units, with production capacities ranging from 4 lbs (1.8 kg) to 25 lbs (11 kg) of free available chlorine per day, in the aquatic facilities of three City of Dreams hotels.Three MIOX SAL-40 units and one MIOX-251 unit were installed at five vitality pools, a hot pool, and swimming pools at the Crown Hotel. In addition, four more MIOX units were installed at the Hard...
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• Thursday, June 04, 2009-MIOX Launches New Corporate Web Site
Albuquerque, NM – June 4, 2009 – MIOX Corporation, a leader in on-site generation of hypochlorite and mixed oxidants for water disinfection, has launched a new Web site at www.miox.com. The site offers information about MIOX, the water disinfection industry, and the company’s water treatment solutions in an easy-to-navigate, streamlined format. “The new Web site better conveys our brand promise, safety,” says Sr. Vice President, Sales, Anthony Picozzi. “MIOX offers a safe way to treat water, while reducing costs and protecting the surrounding environment.”The Home Page explains why MIOX is the “safest water in the world,” and includes links to product specifications and water treatment solutions for a variety of applications including potable water, wastewater, cooling towers, aquatics, a...
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• Wednesday, May 20, 2009-MIOX Mixed Oxidant Systems Receive Japan Water Works Association Certification
Albuquerque, NM – May 20, 2009 – MIOX Corporation, a leader in on-site generation of hypochlorite and mixed oxidants for water disinfection, announced the company’s small, medium and large mixed-oxidant generators received certification from the Japan Water Works Association (JWWA) through a partnership with Sojitz Corporation, one of the largest trading companies in Japan. The MIOX systems are the first on-site generators certified by JWWA.
The MIOX systems were evaluated using Material Leaching and Chemicals Additive tests. Examination of the results determined each of the systems met the JWWA technical standard, manufacturing and quality standard, as well as the certification guidelines outlined in JWWA’s “On-Site Chemicals Generator Certification Manual.”
MIOX on-site generators a...
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• Wednesday, April 29, 2009-Miox Named Top 10 Water Company by The Artemis Project
Albuquerque, NM - April 23, 2009 - MIOX Corporation, a leader in on-site generation of hypochlorite and mixed oxidants for water disinfection, placed 9th in The Artemis Project™ Top 50 Water Companies Competition.
This award distinguishes MIOX as a leading company that is helping to build one of the great high-growth industries of the 21st Century. MIOX was selected by a panel of industry experts based on an integrated matrix of four criteria: technology, intellectual property and know-how, team and market potential.
“MIOX is honored to be recognized as a leading innovator in water treatment and disinfection technologies,” says MIOX CEO Carlos Perea. “We are committed to addressing a critical and unresolved issue around the world; the need for safe, healthy, and affordable water.”
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• Wednesday, April 01, 2009-MIOX Tapped by Town of Westerly RI to Install Mixed Oxidant Disinfection Systems
Albuquerque, NM – April 1, 2009 – MIOX Corporation, a leader in on-site generation of hypochlorite and mixed oxidants for water disinfection, has partnered with the Town of Westerly, RI, installing two MIOX-501 and four MIOX SAL-80 mixed-oxidant systems to prevent microbial contamination.
The Town of Westerly chose MIOX following a study conducted by C&E Engineering Partners, Inc., which found mixed oxidants helped maintain water distribution system chlorine residuals and improved water quality taste while improving corrosion control and lowering the formation of disinfection byproducts typically associated with more standard chlorine-based water treatment processes.
“We analyzed MIOX’s mixed-oxidant system using approved EPA methods and found the chlorine residuals could be more easil...
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