
PolyGone Systems builds patented passive microplastic filtration systems for municipal drinking water, wastewater, and sewage treatment.
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The company believes the future can be better than the past and that a small group of people can make a positive difference. It seeks creative, curious, and committed individuals to build a technology and design company.
The company’s team includes designers, researchers, and engineers based in Princeton, New Jersey.
systematic solutions for microplastic pollution
Atlantic County Utilities Authority deploys PolyGone Systems’ microplastics removal tech at its Atlantic City wastewater plant, marking the first global installation of this kind. The system follows a successful two-year pilot and is fully funded by a federal grant. The utility aims to address microplastic pollution in treated wastewater.
Oct 2026wwdmag.comNews article
ACUA deploys permanent wastewater treatment systems designed to filter and remove microplastics from effluent. The initiative targets persistent pollution in local waterways, aligning with regional sustainability goals. The systems integrate advanced filtration technology into existing infrastructure across Atlantic County facilities.
Oct 2026Shore Local NewsmagazineNews article
ACUA installs the world’s first microplastic removal system at its Atlantic City wastewater treatment facility. The technology targets microplastics in treated effluent before discharge, addressing a growing environmental concern. The system represents a pilot effort to scale solutions for municipal water treatment.
Oct 2026Press of Atlantic CityNews article
Atlantic County Utilities Authority deploys the first commercial-scale microplastic filtration system using Polygone’s silicone filters. The technology captures nano- and microplastics from sub-millimeter particles up to the size of a grain of rice. The system targets wastewater treatment to reduce plastic pollution in local waterways.
Oct 2026Inquirer.comNews article