Manufacturing companies within the automotive industry must contend with complex challenges associated with treating water and wastewater: outdated systems, local and national environmental regulations, and rising costs can wreck havoc on a company’s production – and bottom line. More important, the declining natural resources around the globe make it imperative that the automotive industry find ways to lessen its impact on the environment.

Siemens Water Technologies is your answer these challenges. We provide comprehensive water and wastewater treatment equipment and services for all facets of the automotive industry.  Our tested and proven applications include high-purity water for e-coat and assembly plant paint lines, wastewater treatment, water recovery, and zero liquid discharge (ZLD).

Whether you need a combination of water treatment products, such as filters, clarifiers and softening agents, a new mobile water treatment system or upgrade, or a state-of-the-art treatment plant, Siemens can develop a solution customized for your specific environment.

The result when you count on Siemens to solve your water and wastewater treatment challenges? Lower costs, faster system uptime and greater efficiencies.

To learn more about how Siemens has helped companies within the Automotive Industry, you can read the following case studies:

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DaimlerChrysler Saves Water, Money, Time and the Environment with Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD)

Concerned with the mounting strain on the world's natural resources and seeking ways to decrease operational waste and costs - while improving efficiences - Daimler Chrysler turned to Siemens for a state-of-the-art treatment plant that incorporated two separate wastewater treatment systems and a water recovery system.  

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Zero Liquid Discharge Results in Recycling Success

Siemens helped International Truck and Engine Corporation design and implement a system for disposing of concentrated wastewater streams, such as RO rejects and acid and caustic streams - streams that were prohibited in local waterways - for its 1,080,000 square foot assembly plant in Escobedo Nuevo Leon, Mexico.

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