Lama filters made by H2O Innovation have obtained NSF certification for automatic screen filters and media filters, the water technology company announced on October 26, 2026. The certification supports its efforts to expand sales to municipal and industrial water treatment customers in North America and internationally.

Key Takeaways

  • The NSF certification covers the Lama product line’s automatic screen filters and media filters.
  • Four Lama screen filter models previously received the Water Quality Association’s Gold Seal certification.
  • The first Lama filtration units have been supplied for integration into H2O Innovation’s mobile FLEXBOX UF systems.

What the Lama filters certification means

H2O Innovation said the certification supports its offering to municipal water utilities, industrial operators, engineering firms and equipment manufacturers. It described NSF certification as an important market qualification for water treatment products.

The requirements addressed by NSF certification depend on the product and its intended application. They can cover the safety of materials and components that contact drinking water, as well as specific performance requirements. The company did not identify the particular NSF standard in its announcement.

For example, NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 sets minimum health-effects requirements for materials and products used in drinking water systems. That standard alone does not establish filtration performance or contaminant-removal claims.

Earlier certification and mobile systems

Before the NSF announcement, Lama’s Automesh, Calado, EKO and EkoLU screen filters had received Water Quality Association Gold Seal certification. H2O Innovation said that certification enabled the division to participate in selected drinking water projects requiring independent verification.

The first Lama filtration units have been supplied for integration into the company’s FLEXBOX UF systems. These containerized, mobile water treatment plants are designed for uses including emergency treatment, temporary capacity increases and scheduled maintenance.

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