HIBLOW USA Exhibits at the 2023 Florida On-Site Wastewater Association Convention
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SALINE, Mich. - Michimich -- HIBLOW is happy to announce we're exhibiting at the 2023 FOWA Convention August 2-3 in Daytona Beach, Florida! Come see us at the expo at booth #613B to learn more! We hope to see you there!

FOWA is a non-profit organization whose primary goal is education. They provide knowledge about wastewater technologies and maintenance standards in order to ensure a safe and beautiful Florida for future generations.

More information about the convention and trade show here: https://myfowa.com/convention/

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About HIBLOW USA: Why choose HIBLOW linear air pumps for wastewater? Four main reasons: our quality, reliability, performance, and availability. In many onsite installations, the linear air pump is the septic system's only moving part, so it must be dependable. HIBLOW pumps work 24 hours a day, every day of the year. They set the industry standard for reliability and service life.

Aeration systems power innumerable devices that make life easier, safer, and more enjoyable. Our linear air pumps are at work in hospitals—inside medical devices and beds. With the help of our HIBLOW aerators, wastewater systems serving homes and businesses are ensuring that only treated water is entering the environment. Aquaculture systems, powered by our air pumps, are working to feed a growing population. Our air and hydrogen blowers can be found inside fuel cells—helping to provide cleaner electricity and more efficient backup power.