
At HINKTON, we’ve engineered our Flubio MBBR system to deliver unmatched performance and operational ease. Here’s what sets it apart:
Designed to handle BOD, NH₄-N, and NO₃-N removal in the smallest possible footprint.
Ideal for upgrading existing plants or working with limited space.
Unique material density (1.0045 kg/m³) ensures natural fluidization without floating or accumulation issues seen in traditional PE media.
Works perfectly with existing aeration systems — no need for added pipes or complex modifications.
Elastic properties reduce media wear and extend service life (up to 10 years).
Excellent hydrophilicity promotes fast microbial colonization and shortens start-up and maturation cycles.
This reduces commissioning time and manual maintenance.
Reduces 60–80% influent BOD, making it ideal for industrial upgrades.
Improves treatment performance without requiring new tanks — simply retrofit and upgrade.
Stable under load variations and capable of handling temporary load deprivation.
✔ Low capital and operational costs
✔ Easy retrofit into existing facilities
✔ Increases plant capacity and performance
✔ Simple to run, minimal operator intervention
✔ Reduces sludge production and energy footprint
✔ Long-lasting media with minimal maintenance
Even with all its benefits, MBBR (like any technology) must be properly designed and implemented. Here are a few things to keep in mind:
Fine screening is essential to protect the bio-media.
Not ideal as a stand-alone system for phosphorus removal — may need chemical dosing or tertiary treatment.
Carrier media quality matters — cheaper alternatives may float or clog. Flubio’s custom media design solves this.
You should consider Flubio MBBR if your wastewater plant:
Faces space constraints or capacity limits
Needs to upgrade to stricter nitrogen limits
Treats industrial or variable-load wastewater
Wants a low-maintenance, energy-efficient solution
Seeks to reduce start-up time and long-term costs