Eco Apps primarily specializes in automated, off-ground, and sustainable solutions for effluent and sewage treatment plants, as well as eco-friendly laundry and garment-dyeing machinery,
catering to small, medium, and large-scale applications. Our team is comprised of professional experts, inventors, and scientists dedicated
to the development of green and sustainable technologies in these fields.
One of our notable inventions is the "Automated Garment Dyeing & Chemical Washing, Effluent Treatment Wet Process Machine," which was recognized as a breakthrough
invention and patented by the Government of India (Patent No. 274877; Application: 581/CHE/2010; Date: 05-03-2010). Another significant innovation from our team is a
process-automated sustainable laundry machine that incorporates drying, ironing, and wastewater recycling units.
Our research and development unit remains fully committed to creating new products that support both national and global sustainable development goals.
Sustainable Wastewater Treatment
Wastewater Treatment Research Lab
Green Laundry & Garment Dyeing Machines
Consultancy Services
Consultancy Services
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Various industries produce effluents that contribute to land and air pollution. To protect water resources and control land pollution, the government has established regulations for the safe discharge of effluents into land and water bodies. While most large-scale industries have their own treatment plants, small and medium-sized industries often find such solutions unaffordable. Consequently, the Automated Effluent Treatment Machine (AETM) has been developed, incorporating the principles of the 4R's: (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Recover)
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& supervision of Department of
Scientific & Industrial Research
Ministry of Science and
Technology Government of India
for Promotion of Industry and
Internal Trade Ministry of Commerce &
Industry Government of India.
Patent No. 274877 Application:
581/ CHE/2010; Date: 05-03-2010
Forest and Climate Change,
Government of India
Research Association, Coimbatore,
Tamil Nadu State
Institute, Bangalore,
Government of India
Department Government of Tamil Nadu