SludgeHammer® Technology is scalable for any application, large or small, ensuring safe wastewater reintroduction to the environment.
Industries generate some of the largest volumes of wastewater, often as a byproduct of manufacturing processes or cleaning operations. This wastewater is typically highly polluted, requiring rigorous treatment before it can safely return to lakes, rivers, or sewer systems.
No matter your industry, SludgeHammer® Technology can improve your wastewater treatment process, ensuring pollutants are properly managed and your system operates at peak performance.
The S-86 scalable design is perfect for commercial wastewater treatment and community systems, offering exceptional advanced treatment.
Designed for up to 1000 gallons of wastewater per day, for residential projects requiring NSF40 advanced wastewater treatment
Different industries face unique challenges, from removing heavy metals and toxins to treating organic matter, each requiring specialized treatment methods. SludgeHammer® works alongside industrial businesses to design customized wastewater solutions, including manufacturing plants and mines or food processing facilities. Our products are fully scalable, adapting to small leach fields or large constructed wetlands.
By reducing reliance on energy-intensive processes and harmful chemicals, SludgeHammer® is revolutionizing wastewater management, making it more efficient, cost-effective, and environmentally sustainable.
While heavy metals and toxins must be handled separately, organic matter can be effectively treated using the power of bacteria and enzymes. SludgeHammer’s proprietary Blend targets organic pollutants, breaking them down efficiently and sustainably. This not only improves wastewater quality but also greatly extends the life of wastewater treatment systems, including septic leach field and concrete infrastructure. SludgeHammer’s innovative approach ensures that your system operates at peak performance, reducing maintenance and operating costs over time.
When Chevron needed housing for 750 workers at a remote gas plant in Nigeria, wastewater management posed a major challenge. With no local sewer access and pump-and-haul costs too high, Bibby Maritime’s floating hotel required a self-contained system. SludgeHammer® stepped in to deliver.
Using its Aerobic Bacterial Generator (ABG) technology, SludgeHammer® built an onboard wastewater treatment system for the barge, processing over 50,000 gallons daily and meeting strict environmental standards. In just a month, the retrofit was completed, ensuring reliable sanitation for years to come.
Have questions about SludgeHammer® or its products? Browse our most commonly asked questions to find the answers you’re looking for, or reach out to our team for more information.
The cost of a new SludgeHammer® system varies depending on whether our partners are implementing a new design or remediating a current system, as well as on the size and scope of the project. For an accurate estimate, contact us and we’d be happy to refer you to an installer that’s local to your area.
SludgeHammer® Group Ltd. manufactures the only Aerobic Bacterial Generators (ABGs) that have been rigorously tested and certified according to official industry standards, including a listing with the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC). In addition to partnering with the industry’s most elite installers and engineers, our ongoing testing, certification, and data ensure that property owners are protected at the highest level.
SludgeHammer® systems have been rigorously tested and certified by the industry’s most elite organizations. We offer a limited lifetime warranty on all technology; however, guarantees cannot be made as we’re unable to control actual daily flows. If harmful substances are introduced to the system or if annual maintenance needs are neglected, issues can arise.
Provided you’re using your SludgeHammer® system within its design parameters and maintaining it in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations, your system should last indefinitely.
Yes, all systems, including conventional septic systems, require consistent maintenance. SludgeHammer® systems should be maintained annually for residential systems and multi-annually for non-residential systems.
Yes, the bacteria is safe. However, avoiding contact with the eyes and handwashing are always recommended practices when handling any bacteria.