Synder Filtration Continues Expansion and Sets Record-Breaking Quarterly Revenues in 2012

"Synder Filtration expands production while widening R&D and application development from their continued success and growth."

2012-08-31

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, August 31, 2012 (Press-News.org) Synder Filtration, a privately owned membrane filtration company, announces a phenomenal year of growth and success. Setting consecutive record-breaking quarterly revenues in Q4 2011, Q1 2012 and Q2 2012, the Vacaville, CA, based company plans to further expand production capacity while widening R&D and application development.

When asked to comment on the success, President Jeff Yeh stated, "The tremendous growth can be attributed to an increased demand for newly developed NFX and NFW nanofiltration membranes and a growing share of ultrafiltration membrane replacements in established markets. The management team and all Synder Filtration employees are committed to the company's long term growth and will continue to do our best to meet and exceed our customer's expectations. Significant investments in manufacturing capacity and application development will only strengthen our product offerings, lead times, and solutions to customers, and can be expected to be completed by year-end 2012."

Membrane filtration continues to be utilized across numerous industries to separate, concentrate, or fractionate liquids with incredible efficiency on a molecular level. Membrane filtration can be applied to in processing of valuable products such as whey protein, biofuels, sugars, antibiotics, to name a few. Synder proudly manufactures the widest range of ultrafiltration and microfiltration molecular weight cutoffs available and continues to support membrane process development worldwide. Recently, Synder has sought to further advance its line of nanofiltration membranes by developing nanofiltration modules for offshore oil & gas operations.

The oil and gas industry is constantly looking for cost effective methods to sustain oil quality at their offshore operations. Synder Filtration Continues Expansion and Sets Record-Breaking Quarterly Revenues in 2012. Sulfate removal from water has increasingly become the accepted standard for protecting injection wells from scaling, with over fifty systems in operation or under construction around the world. Synder Filtration is now working to develop nanofiltration membranes with monovalent and divalent selectivity, to significantly reduce barium and strontium sulfate scaling and reservoir souring.

Mr. Yeh continued, "As a privately held, family-owned business, Synder can offer the highest flexibility and responsiveness possible to help our customers develop new processes utilizing membranes. Synder's newly developed Nanofiltration technology has already been incorporated in a wide range of industrial applications as a result of pilot testing with our customers, and we will continue to expand testing services through our affordable pilot program."

About Synder Filtration-
Synder Filtration (www.synderfiltration.com) is a U.S. based, privately-held membrane and systems manufacturer dedicated to creating value through membrane technology. Synder was founded in 1994, and since then, the company has developed a reputation as an innovative and reliable membrane filtration systems solutions provider in the dairy, food & beverage, biotech, pharmaceutical, automotive, water & wastewater industries. Please visit www.synderfiltration.com or call toll-free at (707)451-6060.

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