Water recycling systems for ice rinksClosed-loop operation keeps recovered water moving through a controlled process before it returns to the rink.
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The closed-loop difference
Recover the water.
Improve the process.
Resurfacer snow contains water your rink has already purchased, heated, and frozen. Lex Aqua captures that resource and prepares it for another cycle.
Resurfacer snow melt enters the recovery system.
Multi-stage treatment reduces sediment and impurities.
Water is conditioned for reliable return to operations.
Cleaner water returns to the ice-making cycle.
Designed around daily rink operations
One system. Working behind every flood.
Lex Aqua is engineered for the cold, wet, demanding environment behind the rink. The system automates the recovery process while giving operators clear local controls and remote visibility.

Featured installation
Kokkola Ice Arena.
A complete Lex Aqua installation with the main treatment unit, two stainless-steel radiators, and a 3,900-liter storage tank.

Water quality becomes ice quality
See what cleaner water changes.
Better inputs support a more consistent skating surface and a cleaner operating cycle throughout the rink.

Keep up to 95% in play.
Most resurfacer snow melt is treated as waste. Lex Aqua turns it into a managed resource—reducing the amount of fresh water a rink needs to bring in for ongoing ice production.
A connected rink-water system
One process. Multiple operational gains.
Recover resurfacer water instead of replacing it.
Improve the quality of water entering the surface.
Reduce unwanted material in the freezing process.
Keep system status accessible to rink operators.

Lex Aqua water recycling systems
Recover water.
Elevate your ice.
Purpose-built water recovery for modern ice rink operations.