Dependable, Affordable…FAST®
MicroFAST® wastewater treatment systems are ideally suited for use in single family dwellings, clustered residential developments and small communities. MicroFAST modules can also be used to upgrade struggling municipal package plants, providing small communities with innovative, affordable options versus centralized wastewater systems. Proven, Safe, Reliable.


The Real Beauty of this Remarkable System is How Well it Works.
FAST® is simply great technology, based on environmentally sound and simple scientific principles. The FAST (Fixed Activated Sludge Treatment) process employs a unique hybrid combination of attached and suspended growth in an aerobic, packed bed bioreactor. This proven IFAS (Integrated Fixed-Film Activated Sludge) combination includes the stability of fully-submerged, fixed-film media and the effectiveness of activated sludge treatment, making the innovative, patented FAST system technologically advanced and extraordinarily reliable.


Nitrogen Reduction
 Nitrification and denitrification projects are much easier with FAST technology. Multiple biological, bio-chemical, chemical and physical processes occur simultaneously within the FAST wastewater treatment system. MicroFAST wastewater treatment systems have proven themselves to consistently reduce nitrogen levels – including nitrates and all other nitrogen species - atv exceptionally high percentage rates.

How Does It Work?


1. MicroFAST® wastewater treatment systems process all the wastewater from single family homes, clusters of homes, small communities or a portion of wastewater to aid struggling municipal package plants.

2. Natural separation and settling processes occur prior to entering the MicroFAST treatment module.

3. A remote-mounted, above-ground blower, the system’s only moving part, introduces air (oxygen) into the treatment module to facilitate a robust circulation of wastewater through the media’s channeled flow path.

4. FAST’s fixed film media provides a high surface-to-volume ratio to maintain exceptional microbial growth during low, average and peak usage. Bacteria become "fixed" or attached to the stationary media where the abundant, diverse and self-regulating population of microbes is consistently maintained in the aeration zone to metabolize the incoming waste.

5. Clear, odorless, treated water is ready for standard or innovative dispersal.