TREBOR INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Trebor’s Inline Chemical Heaters are unlike any other heating technology on the market because of our thin film on quartz electric resistive technology. 
Our technology, combined with high-purity materials, a quick ramp up time, crevice-free design, and customizable configurations.

Trebor’s Inline Deionized Water Heaters utilize the same reliable and efficient heating technology featured in our deionized water and inline chemical heaters. 
Our thin film on quartz, electric resistive technology sets us apart from other heating technology because of the combination of a high purity fluid path, a quick ramp up time.

The Quantum Heater Series features Trebor’s thin-film on quartz electric resistive technology in an enclosed, 
custom built unit that offers various power configurations, plumbing options, control options, and user interfaces.

The Quantum NXT™ is Trebor’s next generation of deionized (DI) water heaters. Featuring Trebor’s patented thin-film on quartz electric resistive technology, 
the Quantum NXT™ improves on Trebor’s already unmatched response time, temperature accuracy, and unprecedented reliability.

Water conservation
Water is an important resource for semiconductor manufacturing. The semiconductor industry is one of the largest consumers of the resource, and a single facility can use over 2 million gallons of Ultra-Pure Water (UPW) a day. Water conservation has been a part of the industry’s focal point to minimize environmental impact from a global standpoint as well as within the community where a facility operates.

In conclusion, as the need to conserve water becomes more important to our communities and the industry, both for environmental sustainability and for cost reduction, new ways of approaching the problem are needed. The QNXT technology developed by TREBOR International has targeted optimal design criteria for point-of-use DI water heaters as a way for fabricating facilities to save millions of liters of UPW and to save power annually.

https://treborintl.com/2020/08/quantum-nxt-water-conservation/