Did you know you can remove up to 98% of contaminants from industrial wastewater while shrinking your chemical spend and footprint? At Clean Water Technology (CWT), that’s not a promise — it’s proven performance. Established in 1996 and backed by the Marvin Group since 2002, CWT delivers decades of R&D across mining, water, flotation, flocculation, and drilling industries. Our flagship GEM® (Gas Energy Mixing) System is the most efficient primary wastewater treatment technology on the market — used in place of, or to retrofit, traditional DAF systems. The results? Up to 98% removal of TSS, FOG, and undissolved BOD/COD. Drier sludge. Smaller footprint. Lower chemical costs. But we don’t stop there. CWT provides compact, sustainable solutions for every treatment stage: Anaerobic: EGSB, UASB, Anaerobic Filter Aerobic: MBR, MBBR Tertiary: RO, MF, UF, NF Sludge Management: Swingmill Dual Screw Sludge Press With 1,000+ projects delivered across more than 20 countries, we understand global challenges. Headquartered in California (USA), we serve clients worldwide through offices in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Brazil, Spain, Israel, China — and partners across Canada, Australia, South Africa, the UK, UAE, Japan, India, and beyond. “Clean Water” is not just part of our name — it’s our responsibility. We help manufacturers stay compliant, reduce environmental impact, and operate sustainably through proven treatment performance and accountable execution. Ready to transform your wastewater treatment? Contact us for a no-obligation consultation. Our technical managers will meet with your engineers, analyze your water profile, and map out next steps.
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The Clean Water Technology annual revenue was $13.7 million in 2026.
Ariel L is the President and CEO of Clean Water Technology.
68 people are employed at Clean Water Technology.
Clean Water Technology is based in Gardena, California.
The NAICS codes for Clean Water Technology are [33, 333].
The SIC codes for Clean Water Technology are [358, 35].