Aqua HD

Separation and Filtration Systems for Sewage and Wastewater

Industrial Technologies
Non Active, Dec 2023 ceased to operate

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in August 2015 by Daniel Ityel and Shahar Madmoni, Aqua HD operated with 1–10 employees. The company raised $410K across two funding rounds from two investors. In January 2019, Aqua HD was selected to pilot its technology in state-owned companies in Israel.

Business overview

Aqua HD developed a closed system with an internal structure designed to continuously and hydraulically capture and remove suspended solids from flowing liquids. This technology is capable of separating particles ranging from 1 to 2,000 microns from water, even with high dirt loads of up to 4,000 mg/l of total suspended solids. The system maintains efficacy across varying particle sizes and dirt loads without requiring adjustments or stopping the separation process, serving markets such as municipalities, water utilities, and agriculture within the Industrial Technologies and Climate Tech sectors.

Strategic signal

In January 2019, Aqua HD was selected as one of the first five startups to pilot its technology in state-owned companies in Israel. This initiative highlights government validation of Aqua HD's separation and filtration systems, signaling potential for broader adoption within public infrastructure and demonstrating the company's readiness for large-scale industrial applications.

Company Intelligence Q&A

What is Aqua HD's primary focus?
Aqua HD specializes in separation and filtration systems for sewage and wastewater, utilizing a closed system to remove suspended solids from flowing liquids.
When was Aqua HD founded and by whom?
Aqua HD was founded in August 2015 by co-founders Daniel Ityel and Shahar Madmoni.
How much capital has Aqua HD raised?
Aqua HD has raised a total of $410K across two funding rounds.
What significant recognition did Aqua HD receive in January 2019?
In January 2019, Aqua HD was among the first five startups selected to pilot its technology in state-owned companies in Israel, following a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority.