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Haviland Chemists Showcase Wastewater Treatment Solutions

Haviland Products Company offers surface finishing and wastewater treatment chemicals to ensure compliance and production of quality products.
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Haviland Products Company offers surface finishing and wastewater treatment chemicals to ensure compliance and production of quality products. The company has the ability to both produce a superior finish and to treat the resulting wastewater. Haviland says its expanded product line simplifies wastewater treatment so users can focus on production. At SUR/FIN 2022, the company’s chemists will present best practices for sampling and analyzing water, as well as preventing violations. Haviland solves wastewater needs with pH and reducing agents, as well as a full line of coagulants, flocculants and metal precipitants.

Haviland Products Company | www.havilandusa.com/products | 800-456-1134 | Booth 113

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