MAK Water

Australiamakwater.com.au

Its role Technology / equipment supplier

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MAK Water is the trading name of MAK Industrial Water Solutions Pty Ltd, a privately owned Australian company specializing in the design, manufacture, supply, installation, commissioning, operation, and maintenance of water, wastewater, and sewage treatment systems.

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The company focuses on custom-engineered solutions, particularly skid-mounted and containerised Reverse Osmosis (RO) plants for brackish water, seawater, and demineralised water applications, as well as filtration, clarification, oil-water separation, and other treatment technologies. It serves a wide range of industries including mining, oil and gas, manufacturing, infrastructure, food and beverage, municipal, and defence sectors across Australia and internationally in over 40 countries.

Headquartered in Malaga, a suburb of Perth in Western Australia, with additional offices and service locations nationwide, MAK Water employs over 130 people and has delivered more than 5,000 systems since its founding in 2003. In 2013, it acquired Clearmake, enhancing its capabilities in industrial water equipment. The company maintains ISO 9001 and ISO 45001 certifications and emphasizes sustainable, Australian-made solutions for water efficiency and regulatory compliance.

MAK Water positions itself as a leading provider of packaged water treatment plants, offering both permanent installations and hire options, with strong expertise in remote and challenging environments.

Also known as Clearmake and MAK INDUSTRIAL WATER SOLUTIONS.

Projects MAK Water is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving MAK Water, of which one is active.

  1. none Announced / Concept
  2. none FEED / Pre-FID
  3. none FID / Sanctioned
  4. none Under Construction
  5. 1 project Commissioning & Start-up

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MAK Water in chemical industry news

6 November 2025
AGR sodium cyanide plant moves from engineering into construction

Debottleneck and modernisation works start; capacity rises >30% for liquids, solids capacity also increases, new incinerator backed by $7.5M grant and near‑30% emissions intensity cut.

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