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N J Environtech

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N J Environtech is a company of the JÄGER Group specializing in ventilation technology and biofilm technology. The company offers innovative wastewater treatment processes like the ShearCon® process, which enables efficient and sustainable wastewater purification with high-quality biomass. N J Environtech is your reliable partner for customized solutions in Germany, with the main office in Hannover (Lohweg 1, 30559). The company services various ship and plant types and works with brands like Jetflex® SSD. N J Environtech is a member of the JÄGER Group and operates under the business leadership of Dipl.-Kfm. Marius Jäger and Hans-Christian von Consbruch.

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