From October 14–16, 2025, Pristine Water participated in IFAT India — a leading trade fair for water, wastewater, and environmental technologies. The event, held at the Bombay Exhibition Center in Mumbai, brought together professionals, engineers, consultants, and innovators dedicated to solving one of humanity’s most vital challenges: sustainable water management. 

For Pristine Water, this wasn’t just another trade show. It was an opportunity to represent 40+ years of innovation in electrochemical water treatment and engage with the people driving the sector forward.

Our Presence at IFAT India 2025

Our stall at Hall 1, Booth C54 showcased the range of electrochemical water treatment systems we’ve engineered over the years — from electrochlorination units and chlorine dioxide generators to silver and copper ionizers and other disinfection technologies. It was a space that reflected our 40+ years of experience and our ongoing commitment to reliable and sustainable water treatment. 

Engagement Beyond the Display 

Over the three days, our team met a diverse mix of visitors — from long-time partners to curious newcomers exploring the potential of electrochemical treatment. Many were drawn by genuine curiosity to understand how these technologies work and where they fit into today’s rapidly evolving water treatment landscape.

These conversations often went beyond product features; they touched upon the practical challenges that municipalities, industries, and consultants face daily — scaling disinfection, maintaining efficiency, and ensuring sustainability in water operations.

Listening, Learning, and Sharing

Throughout the event, the Pristine Water team engaged in insightful discussions with water professionals and decision-makers who shared their real-world issues. Such interactions helped us better understand emerging expectations in the field and how our systems can evolve to address them. 

Rather than one-way demonstrations, our booth became a space for two-way learning — where technology met on-ground experience. Every question, every suggestion reinforced our commitment to designing solutions that are not just efficient but adaptable to India’s diverse water infrastructure.

Reflections from the Team

What stood out for our team was the sense of curiosity and openness among attendees. Many were exploring new approaches, looking for reliability and innovation in equal measure. Conversations flowed easily, bridging the gap between product understanding and problem-solving.

Our General Manager, Ms. Swati Ravichandran, reflected that engaging directly with such a wide audience — from engineers to municipal officers — brought valuable insights into current challenges and future expectations.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth, shared their stories, and explored possibilities with us. Every exchange — big or small — adds to our journey toward cleaner, safer, and more sustainable water solutions.