The regeneration of ion exchangers is a crucial process for making exhausted resins ready for use again. This process ensures that ion exchangers can be used over the long term instead of being discarded after a single use. During regeneration, the absorbed ions, such as lime, magnesium or nitrate, are removed using dishwashing and regenerating agents. The process is carried out in several steps, starting with backwashing to remove loose contaminants, followed by a chemical treatment that completely restores the ability of the resins to exchange. The result is a resin with almost original performance capacity that can be reused in an environmentally friendly and economical way.

ORBEN is Europe's leader in the regeneration of ion exchange resins and operates one of the largest and most modern regeneration stations. With a daily capacity of up to 40,000 liters of resin and over 40 years of experience, ORBEN guarantees maximum efficiency and quality. By focusing on sustainability, ORBEN offers reusable resins that can be regenerated multiple times without losing performance. Customers benefit from a comprehensive range of services, ranging from individual advice to rapid on-site support. With cutting-edge technology and ISO 9001:2015 certified production, ORBEN sets new standards in the industry and offers environmentally friendly solutions that save both costs and resources.