Enviro Voraxial Technology
Receives Purchase Order

October, 2010 Enviro Voraxial Technology, has received a purchase order for a Voraxial® 2000 and a Voraxial® 4000 unit from Impresa Metalmeccanica & Carpenterie (IMCA), a renowned engineering firm based in Civitavecchia, Italy. IMCA will implement the applications of the high efficiency Voraxial through its commercial division, PMC Ltd.

Under the agreement, IMCA will also have the right to market the Voraxial® technology within Italy for a period of one year, at such time the agreement can be extended. IMCA has several prospective customers that require efficient separation solutions. Discussions with these customers are now on-going.

Since the 1990s, IMCA has been engaged in numerous activities involving green technology aimed at the production of green and alternative energy.  In this field, IMCA has remained committed to respecting the international standards for the protection of the environment in all of its foremost projects.  "The Voraxial® provides us with a key solution to offer our customers.  There is a tremendous need for the Voraxial® and we already have customers interested in the technology to improve their water quality," said Mr. Roberto Piroli, President of IMCA. more

Voraxial® 2000 unit

Enviro Voraxial Technology, Inc. (OTCBB: EVTN) has recently filed three patents related to oil spill recovery, more specifically its unique Submersible Voraxial® Separator.  The Submersible Voraxial® Separator will be the principal element in EVTN's strategic initiative to penetrate the oil spill recovery market.  

Management believes the new Submersible Voraxial® design is the only oil-water separator that can operate in the water to treat oil slicks.  It can also operate hundreds of feet below the ocean surface to treat underwater oil spills and oil plumes.  

Unlike conventional oil spill recovery methods which require the skimmed oil/water mixture to be transferred from the ocean onto the vessel for oil-water separation, the Submersible Voraxial® performs oil-water separation in the ocean.  By using this method, the skimming vessels will be 90% more efficient, capture ten times more oil and clean the oil spill ten times faster than conventional methods.  more