Company Overview
Organo Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a global leader in water treatment engineering. Established in 1941 and known as Japan Organo Co., Ltd. until its name change in 1966, the company operates across two primary business segments: Water Treatment Engineering and Performance Products. Its extensive product portfolio in water treatment engineering encompasses a wide array of systems designed for producing various grades of purified water. These include diverse pure water systems such as reverse osmosis (RO) units, automatic and manual regenerative systems, electric regeneration units, compact desktop and larger cabinet models, advanced electrode ionization high-purity systems, cartridge purifiers, and two-stage RO setups. For even higher purity requirements, Organo provides ultrapure water systems, including desktop and cabinet designs, alongside final polishing units. Beyond full systems, the company supplies essential related equipment and consumables. This includes alkaline electrolyzed water production equipment, homogenizers, and precision measurement tools like electro conductivity and resistivity meters, as well as ion exchange filters. Organo also manufactures a range of water, wastewater, and RO water treatment chemicals, alongside a comprehensive selection of industrial filters, covering types like micro, sanitary, polypropylene, plastic housing, RO wound, PF cartridge, capsule, and PF carbon filters. Additionally, commercial water purifiers are part of their offering. Organo Corporation extends its expertise to specialized industry applications. For the electronics sector, they deliver advanced ultrapure and multi-functional water production, wastewater treatment, valuable resource recovery, and organic solvent refining systems. They also contribute to public infrastructure with water supply and sewage treatment facilities. The pharmaceutical industry benefits from their purified water production and supply systems, UF water production and supply systems, water for injection (WFI) systems, and specialized pharmaceutical water system consulting. Furthermore, their capabilities include solutions for industrial plants, such as condensate filters and demineralizers, reactor and fuel pool cleanup systems, makeup water systems, and general wastewater treatment. The company also supplies equipment and systems for sugar refining.
