The Mercer Integrated Treatment EcoSystem
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Mercer integrates specialized technologies into one coordinated treatment ecosystem that conditions, separates, captures, and recovers more value from every gallon of industrial wastewater.
Rather than adding more equipment, more chemistry, or more complexity, Mercer engineers the treatment journey, from the first destabilization of contaminants to final water recovery.
Most treatment systems focus on solving one problem.
Mercer focuses on optimizing the entire process.
Every technology within the Mercer Integrated Treatment Ecosystem™ exists because it improves the performance of everything that follows.
The result isn’t simply cleaner water.
It’s lower operating costs, improved resource recovery, reduced chemical dependency, and a treatment train that performs as one coordinated system.
A Novel Approach
Instead of building a giant conglomerate… Mercer built an alliance.
A carefully selected ecosystem of disruptive technologies and best-in-class specialists, each solving a critical problem within the treatment train.
Not generalists. Specialists. Companies focused on doing one thing exceptionally well.
Prepare the Water Before Separation
Instead of forcing separators to overcome stable emulsions, scaling, fouling, or solids loading, CRACK IT™ technologies condition the water so separation becomes dramatically more efficient.
Bubble Break
Stokes Strip 421
ChemCut
ScaleStop
SpinScreen
Recover More. Waste Less.
Mercer’s separator remains the center of the treatment process.
By recovering free oil efficiently while reducing sludge generation, it creates the foundation for everything that follows.
Recover What’s Still Valuable
Even after excellent separation, valuable resources remain.
CATCH IT™ technologies remove suspended solids, polish hydrocarbons, and recover reusable water—turning what was once considered waste into recoverable value.
TSS Trapper
FoFlow
SpinStream
PolPack
Gravity Guard
It’s about improving every stage of the process.
No two facilities face exactly the same water challenges.
Mercer designs integrated treatment solutions by selecting the technologies that make the greatest impact at each stage of your process.
Whether your objective is recovering oil, reducing sludge, minimizing chemical dependency, protecting infrastructure, or reusing water, the Mercer ecosystem provides a smarter path forward.
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Start with a Free Site EvaluationThe Mercer Integrated Treatment Ecosystem™ is a coordinated collection of specialized treatment technologies that work together to improve industrial wastewater performance from conditioning through recovery. Instead of relying on a single machine or process, the ecosystem optimizes each stage of treatment to improve efficiency, recover valuable resources, and reduce operating costs.
Industrial wastewater varies widely between facilities. A single technology rarely solves every challenge. Mercer combines complementary solutions that address emulsions, oil separation, suspended solids, hydrocarbon polishing, scaling, water recovery, and infrastructure protection as part of one integrated treatment strategy.
The ecosystem is organized into three treatment stages:
CRACK IT™ prepares water by conditioning contaminants before separation.
SEPARATE IT™ efficiently recovers free oil while reducing sludge generation.
CATCH IT™ captures remaining solids, hydrocarbons, and dissolved contaminants while enabling water recovery and polishing.
Yes. Several technologies within the ecosystem—including Bubble Break™, Stokes Strip 421™, ChemCut™, and ScaleStop™—are designed to improve treatment efficiency in ways that can reduce chemical dependency, lower sludge production, and simplify downstream operations.
In many cases, yes. Mercer technologies are designed to complement existing infrastructure, allowing facilities to improve performance without replacing their entire treatment train.
The ecosystem is used across oil and gas, manufacturing, transportation, food processing, mining, energy, chemical processing, and other industrial sectors where wastewater treatment, resource recovery, and environmental compliance are critical.
