Six systems for pools and water treatment, two for wellboats, one core technology. They differ by flow rate, build material and how they are installed — not by how well they work. This page explains how to choose between them, so you can arrive at the right model instead of the biggest one.
Nanobubble oxygenation for wellboats — 20 passive generators on one compact skid.
Ozone-nanobubble disinfection for wellboats — closed loop, monitored and verified.
Chlorine-free nanobubble water disinfection for modern swimming pools.
High-efficiency disinfection for water transfer and distribution.
Compact, efficient and easy to install for small to mid-scale use.
Enhanced performance for commercial pools and high-demand systems.
Heavy-duty nanobubble systems for industrial water treatment.
Portable nanobubble solutions for rapid deployment and remote sites.
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Sizing a nanobubble generator comes down to three questions, in this order. Everything else follows from them.
If you only know your pool volume and turnover time, that is enough — send it over and we will work the flow rate out with you.
Two systems cover pools. Both do the same job; the difference is capacity and build.
The NanoSWIM Pool System is the standard choice for pools up to its rated volume, built in SS 304. The NanoSWIM Pro takes the same technology to a higher flow rate in SS 316L, which is the sensible specification for commercial and municipal facilities where bather load is heavy and the plant runs continuously.
For what this actually changes in the water — chemical consumption, air quality in the hall, clarity — see swimming pool water treatment. If you are still deciding whether to move away from chlorine at all, start with the buyer’s guide on chlorine-free pools.
The NanoOzone Transfer Water system is built for transfer and distribution water, where the job is high-efficiency ozone dosing rather than continuous pool circulation. It is specified in SS 316L for the more aggressive duty.
The NanoSWIM Industrial system is the heavy-duty end of the range, configured per site rather than sold as a fixed package — because industrial water is never standard. Applications are covered on municipal and industrial water treatment.
The NanoSWIM Compact Unit is the plug-and-play option for spas, small pools and mid-scale installations where plant-room space is tight and a full engineering project is not warranted.
The NanoSWIM Mobile is trailer-mounted with quick-connect fittings, for remote sites, temporary installations, trials and emergency deployment. It is the right answer when the water needs treating but the site will not exist in six months.
Two further systems are built for wellboats and sit outside the six above, because they solve vessel problems rather than plant-room ones. The ABAN-20 is a skid-mounted oxygenation module with 20 passive, hydrodynamic nanobubble generators. It treats a sidestream using the vessel's own seawater pump and oxygen supply, with a design basis of 1,000 m³/h and 100 kg O₂/h per module. The ARVAND-O3 is an ozone-nanobubble skid for closed-loop disinfection of the empty wells, piping and equipment between assignments, sized per vessel.
Both are offered through a pilot programme, and neither appears in the table below, which covers the six pool and water systems. How the two fit together on one vessel is explained on wellboat oxygenation and disinfection.
| System | Flow rate | Capacity / configuration | Build | Typical use |
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| NanoSWIM Pool System | Up to 500 m³/h | Up to 50,000 L pool volume | SS 304 | Swimming pools and aquatic facilities |
| NanoSWIM Pro | Up to 800 m³/h | Up to 100,000 L pool volume | SS 316L | Commercial and municipal pools, high bather load |
| NanoOzone Transfer Water | Up to 300 m³/h | Up to 5 mg/L ozone dose | SS 316L | Water transfer and distribution |
| NanoSWIM Industrial | Up to 2,000 m³/h | Configured per site | SS 316L | Industrial water treatment and reuse |
| NanoSWIM Compact Unit | Up to 60 m³/h | Up to 500 m³ volume, plug & play | Compact | Spas, small and mid-scale installations |
| NanoSWIM Mobile | Up to 150 m³/h | Trailer mounted, quick connect | Mobile | Remote sites, temporary and emergency use |
Figures are the rated maximums for each system. Actual sizing depends on your circulation flow, water temperature, bather or process load and turnover requirement — ask us for a figure against your own numbers rather than reading one off this table.
The differences above are about duty and scale. Everything below is common to the six pool and water systems; the wellboat skids are described on their own pages.
Four numbers let us give you a real answer instead of a brochure: water volume, circulation flow rate (or turnover time), whether the installation is indoor or outdoor, and your current treatment and chemical spend. With those we can tell you which model fits, whether it is a straightforward retrofit, and — occasionally — that it is not worth it for your facility.
Send us your water volume and circulation flow rate. We will point you at the right model — including telling you when the smaller one is enough.