The Mexican Hydraulic Association (AMH), with over 50 years of experience advancing science and technology in the water sector, has announced its twenty-seventh National and International Congress. This event, which takes place from October 23 to 26 at the Expo Guadalajara Event Hall, will bring together prominent figures from the industry across various countries.

Molecor will showcase its PVC-O and PVC solutions, representing a wide range of applications for supply, sewage and building at booth number 7, located next to the entrance of the conference and workshop area.

Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the benefits that Molecor products bring to water networks, as well as the properties that distinguish PVC from other materials. The congress will present innovations and challenges in sustainable water management, covering everything from theoretical concepts to practical applications.

In this edition, the Congress will be focusing on water sustainability, reclaimed water and circular economy. In this context, Molecor, as a global leader in the development of technology for the manufacture of PVC-O pipes for pressurized water transport, strategically aligns with the objectives of the congress. 

The company is committed to sustainability, offering systems and products that minimize environmental impact throughout their life cycle. During the event, the latest innovations achieved by Molecor in its pursuit of research and development will be unveiled, optimizing water management while integrating principles of circular economy in their manufacturing.

Molecor will share successful case studies in reclaimed water during the event, reaffirming its commitment to water sustainability and promoting responsible practices in water resource management.

This congress represents a valuable opportunity for the exchange of knowledge and experiences in sustainable water management. We invite all attendees to visit booth 7, where Molecor México will feature samples of all its solutions, and explore how, together, we can move towards a more responsible and sustainable water future.