Schreiber Introduces New Web Site

Trussville, Alabama – As of September 18, 2009, Schreiber LLC has launched a comprehensive web site to complement its new branding initiative. 

Schreiber’s new positioning theme has been adopted, Pure Ingenuity, to better reflect the continuing innovation that drives the company’s leadership in the wastewater treatment industry. With state-of-the-art products such as its Continuously Sequencing Reactor – which allows for biological nutrient removal (BNR) and enhanced nutrient removal (ENR) in a single basin – and the award-winning compressible Fuzzy Filter^® media system, Schreiber has evolved with the changing needs of its customers. 

The company now further supports this commitment to customer service by offering a completely updated, user-friendly web site. Visitors can learn about the latest offerings and news from Schreiber, as well as key issues faced by today’s municipal and industrial wastewater facilities.  

The graphics on the site – including new logos for Schreiber’s many products and systems – integrate the new branding, and are designed to make navigation and information gathering easy. 

The web pages not only detail options from influent to final discharge, but also provide case studies and links to distributors across the globe. Web site visitors can access technical specifications and diagrams on Schreiber’s systems, and see how several municipal and industrial facilities have achieved more efficient operations through implementation.  

With installations at more than 2,000 water treatment facilities worldwide, Schreiber has provided unique design (over 25 patents on product lines from screw pumps to tertiary filtration), outstanding fit and finish, on-site expertise and responsive service since 1979.  

Thirty years after establishing its first U.S. plant, Schreiber LLC remains an industry leader through continual technological innovation. Schreiber invites all visitors to “take a tour” of its new web site, and to feel free to contact the company with any questions about its wastewater treatment systems.