Description
ETP Bio Culture for Textile Industry – Super 24 Bacteria
Textile wastewater contains dyes, sizing agents and surfactants that are hard to treat. Super 24 ETP Bio Culture for Textile Industry helps you remove colour, lower COD and control odour in your ETP. It improves treatment efficiency and ensures better compliance for textile manufacturers.
How Super 24 Bio Culture Treats Textile Industry Wastewater
Treating textile industry effluent is a specialised task because of the complex chemical composition of the wastewater. The presence of synthetic dyes, pigments, starches and other additives leads to high COD, persistent colour and unpleasant odour. Super 24 ETP Bio Culture is a targeted microbial solution that breaks down these pollutants biologically.
When applied to the aeration tank, activated sludge system or MBBR, the bacteria in Super 24 culture work on reducing the COD load, removing colour and improving oxygen transfer. The culture promotes a healthier biomass, resulting in better sludge settling and consistent effluent quality. Textile units using Super 24 report better performance, lower operational costs and fewer compliance issues.
Super 24 is compatible with ETPs handling synthetic dyes, reactive dyes, direct dyes and pigment-based wastes. It works well across all sizes of textile units in Maharashtra and Goa.
Advantages of Using Super 24 Bio Culture for Textile Industry ETPs
- Breaks down complex dyes and pigments
- Reduces COD and BOD
- Removes colour from treated effluent
- Controls odour in ETP
- Improves sludge settling
- Reduces chemical consumption
- Supports compliance with environmental norms
- Suitable for batch or continuous dyeing units
- Works well with MBBR and activated sludge systems
- Trusted by textile ETP operators across Maharashtra
For effective treatment of textile industry wastewater, order Super 24 Bio Culture today. Our experts will guide you on proper dosing for your plant. We deliver quickly to textile hubs across Maharashtra and Goa.
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