Compact Membrane Systems, Inc.

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Compact Membrane Systems, Inc. is a technology company located in Wilmington, Delaware. It was founded in 1993 by Stuart Nemser after acquiring exclusive rights to certain DuPont patents and fluoropolymers. CMS today has a growing patent portfolio due to a successful track record of obtaining research grants. Compact Membrane Systems' focus is on the research, development and commercialization of membranes and thin films composed of fluorinated polymers with exceptional gas transport properties and chemical resistance. Applications where CMS technology is used fall into two general categories--membrane cartridges for gas separation and membrane contactors for the introduction or removal of gasses from liquids. Examples of membrane cartridge applications are: oxygen enrichment of air; nitrogen enrichment of air; and separation of volatile organic chemicals from air, all cases were a high productivity membrane is required. CMS membrane contactors provide a nonporous but highly gas transmissive barrier to liquids. Examples of typical applications include: deoxygenation or degassing of oils and solvents; ozonation of aqueous solutions; and dewatering of solvents, oils, or fluids that would otherwise be damaged by water evaporation through heating. CMS's business model is to develop coating and membrane manufacturing technologies in-house, and to locate and demonstrate product applications uniquely suited to our products...

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