NEFCO Systems to Absorb MTS Business
North American Filtration will integrate its Mass Transfer Systems business into NEFCO Systems, effective January 1, 2027.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Industry — General
North American Filtration announced at WEFTEC 2026 in New Orleans that its Mass Transfer Systems business will be integrated into NEFCO Systems on January 1, 2027. The combined business will operate under the NEFCO Systems brand and be led by Catherine Landolfi, General Manager of NEFCO Systems.
Why it matters
The integration gives municipal and industrial customers access to a broader range of wastewater treatment solutions under a single brand. It is expected to create more opportunities for distributors and partners to serve existing customers and pursue new projects across the United States.
The integration takes effect January 1, 2027, roughly eight weeks after the November 5, 2026 announcement. The release disclosed no revenue, deal value, or headcount figures for the combined business.
The players
NEFCO Systems
A manufacturer of engineered fiberglass wastewater treatment products that will become the combined brand for the integrated business.
North American Filtration
The parent company that is integrating its Mass Transfer Systems business into NEFCO Systems.
Catherine Landolfi
General Manager of NEFCO Systems, who will lead the combined business after the integration.
The details
The expanded NEFCO portfolio combines MTS jet aeration and mixing technologies with NEFCO engineered fiberglass wastewater treatment products. Offerings include directional, bi-directional and radial pod jet aeration systems, jet mixers for sludge holding tanks and leachate applications, floating effluent decanters, and fiberglass-reinforced density current baffles, weirs and troughs.
Timeline
November 5, 2026: Press release announcing the integration is published.
January 1, 2027: Integration of Mass Transfer Systems into NEFCO Systems takes effect.
Market Landscape
The consolidation of aeration, mixing and fiberglass treatment equipment under one brand reflects a pattern of wastewater equipment suppliers combining complementary product lines to offer broader system packages. The move positions NEFCO Systems to compete for municipal and industrial projects that increasingly require integrated treatment solutions rather than single components.
Municipal and industrial buyers of wastewater aeration, mixing and fiberglass equipment will be able to source these products from a single supplier under the NEFCO Systems brand. Existing customers may see changes to ordering, distribution or support arrangements as the integration takes effect in early 2027.
The takeaway
Buyers planning wastewater treatment upgrades in 2027 should confirm with NEFCO Systems how product lines, distributors and service contacts will change after the January 1 integration.
What happens next
The integration of Mass Transfer Systems into NEFCO Systems takes effect January 1, 2027.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
