Across the world, water from industrial operations is still managed as waste, not as infrastructure.
Gelt Tech builds water infrastructure by testing technologies in the field, generating evidence, and proving what holds under real operating conditions.​​
Our work focuses on reducing treatment costs and recovering value from contaminated water streams - before scale, not after.
Contexts we work in
Across these contexts, the challenge is the same
deciding which treatment approaches actually hold up real operating conditions - and which do not.
Our approach is designed to answer those questions with evidence, not assumptions.
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Our pilot work is designed to answer three questions:
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Does it work under real operating conditions?
What constrains performance and reliability?
What does scaling actually require?
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Pilots are collaborative evaluations. Their purpose is to reduce uncertainty and support informed operational decisions.​
How the technology fits
Gelt Tech is evaluating a water treatment approach based on selective magnetic separation.​
The technology is tested to determine whether it can lower water treatment costs while enabling the recovery of oil and metals from contaminated water streams, provided operating conditions support this. Performance is assessed through pilots rather than assumed.
The technology advances only where it demonstrates robust field performance, economic viability, and a clear path to scale.
Ready to see if this changes your water economics?
A Pilot Fit Call is a short working session to determine whether a field pilot could reduce treatment costs or recover value from your water stream.
If the economics don't support proceeding, we don't move foward.