For the construction of its new plant in Val-des-Sources, Laboratoire KABS needed to produce water compliant with United States Pharmacopeia (USP) requirements, fed from the municipal network. Puribec designed and installed a complete treatment chain replicating the process already validated at the client’s Saint-Hubert facility.
ClientLaboratoire KABS
LocationVal-des-Sources, QC
SectorPharmaceutical
CommissioningWinter 2026
99% efficiency in reducing dissolved impurities
Up to 70% less salt consumed (non-electric Kinetico softeners)
Integrated solution: treatment, specialized plumbing and backup water reserve
Public HealthLSPQ Type 1 Water QualityN+1 Redundancy
Quality water for medical analyses
For its Saint-Bruno analysis center, the Ministry of Health and Social Services — Optilab needed two identical treatment chains running in parallel to guarantee a continuous supply of Type 1 (LSPQ) quality water with no interruption to medical analyses.
ClientMHSS — Optilab
LocationSaint-Bruno, QC
SectorMedical Analysis
CompletionSpring 2025
0 downtime planned — Chain B takes over 100% of the load if Chain A becomes unavailable
95%+ of total dissolved solids reduced through Sirius reverse osmosis
Up to 70% less salt consumed (non-electric Kinetico softeners)
Buanderie IB: efficient and cost-effective water treatment
Buanderie IB was facing persistent stains on hotel client bedding and recurring water heater breakdowns, caused by hard water. Puribec designed a high-flow softening solution compatible with the limited space of the rented facility.
ClientBuanderie IB
SectorHotel Linen Laundering
Site TypeRented Facility
Final InstallationOctober 28, 2025
Up to 40% less salt and 30% less wastewater thanks to countercurrent regeneration
Complete removal of a hazardous acidic stain remover — enhanced staff safety
“I already knew Puribec, since they had installed efficient systems for some of my clients. I was well served, the team handled the file from A to Z. The equipment was installed properly and I have almost no more staining problems.”