Dürr’s New Name In Envanio
Dürr CTS is now Envanio. The international specialist in air pollution control technology and equipment is officially operating under a new brand name.
With more than 60 years of engineering expertise, long-standing customer partnerships, and 16 locations across 12 countries, Envanio maintains a strong local presence in key markets across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), and the Asia-Pacific region (APAC). The company serves critical sectors including automotive, chemical, pharmaceutical, and surface treatment.
Envanio is a global market leader in regenerative thermal oxidizer (RTO) systems. These systems treat industrial exhaust air streams with heavy VOC loads, achieving purification efficiencies exceeding 99.8%.
“Envanio represents what our customers value most: in-depth expertise in industrial air pollution control, cutting-edge innovation, and measurable emissions reduction,” emphasizes Simon Ottmar, Senior Manager of Global Marketing, Envanio. “Our new brand identity brings that commitment to life and reinforces our position as the partner of choice for sustainable industrial processes.”
The company says, “Whether you know us from the past as Dürr, Universal, MEGTEC, LTB, KBA-Clean Air, or by another name, the high level of expertise and strong commitment of our employees have remained unchanged throughout the years.”
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