Infiltrator Acquires ADS Septic Chamber Assets
Infiltrator Systems Inc. agreed to acquire the assets of the septic chamber business of Advanced Drainage Systems Inc. and its subsidiaries. As part of the acquisition, ADS, based in Hilliard, Ohio, has entered into a long-term, non-exclusive distribution agreement with Infiltrator Systems and will continue to market and sell the Arc and BioDiffuser product lines.
NSF Publishes Water Reuse American Standard
NSF International published an American national standard for commercial and residential onsite water reuse treatment systems, NSF/ANSI 350. The standard establishes criteria to improve awareness and acceptance of water reuse technologies that reduce impacts on the environment, municipal water and wastewater treatment facilities and energy costs.
SSPMA Revises Certified Pump Listing
The Sump and Sewage Pump Manufacturers Association revised a listing of sump, sewage and effluent pumps that meet or exceed industry standards. Pumps bearing the SSPMA-Certified seal have been tested and rated in accordance with SSPMA industry standards. Participating companies include Champion Pump, Crane Pumps and Systems, Franklin Electric WTS, Glentronics, Liberty Pumps, Pentair Water, Wayne Water Systems and Zoeller Co. The complete listing of certified model numbers can be found at www.sspma.org.
Godwin Donates to National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Pump manufacturer Godwin made a donation to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. The organization works to eliminate domestic violence, empower battered adults and children, promotes and unifies direct service programs, alerts and educates the public and promotes partnerships.
Godwin Pumps Changes Name to Xylem Dewatering Solutions
Godwin Pumps of America Inc. changed its name to Xylem Dewatering Solutions Inc., effective Jan. 1. Godwin will remain the brand name for the company’s Dri-Prime series of pumps.
Hino, Allison Sign Multi-Year Agreement
Hino Trucks and Allison Transmission Inc. signed a multi-year agreement that will make Allison the exclusive transmission for all current and future Hino conventional trucks in the U.S.
