Klar2O at Aquatech Amsterdam 2025 – Showcasing the Future of Microplastic-Free Water
Bringing Klar2O to Aquatech Amsterdam 2025 is a major achievement in our mission to eliminate microplastics and PFAS from water. As one of the world’s leading trade fairs for water treatment, this event provides the perfect platform to showcase our Smart Surface Technology and engage with industry leaders who are shaping the future of clean water solutions
Klar2O Expands Its Global Footprint – Connecting with Innovators in Singapore
Representing Klar2O – Microplastic-free water on an international stage is more than just showcasing our technology—it’s about building connections, sharing ideas, and driving real change. Our recent experience in Singapore with NextUp/NextUp was a testament to the growing demand for sustainable solutions and innovative water technologies
Klar2O Goes Global – Expanding the Fight Against Microplastics
Access to clean, microplastic-free water is a growing concern worldwide, and at Klar2O, we believe in building strong international partnerships to tackle this challenge. Our recent visit to Singapore was a significant step toward bringing our innovative water filtration solutions to new markets.
The global news magazine H2O mentions Klar2O!
Discover us in the issue of global news magazine H2O and learn more about our mission.
Klar2O in the CXO edition: Pioneering the Future of Clean & Safe Drinking Water
CXO reports on klar2o in the issue of 28 March 2024. Gain better insight into our company.
The future of the cosmetics industry: a look at the EU microplastics ban and sustainable solutions
The cosmetics industry is facing a major turning point as the EU introduces new regulations to ban microplastics in cosmetics, paints and medicines.
Our solution – how we tackle the fight against pollutants
Klar2O’s filtration systems are built upon a foundation of innovative technology aimed at providing highly effective and sustainable water purification solutions.
Microplastics: The Environment’s Monster
Every day, more and more plastic is ending up in our oceans, rivers, and landfills, damaging our planet and its inhabitants.