RO Water Purifier

Introduction

A reverse osmosis (RO) water purifier produces high-purity water by removing dissolved salts, ions, and impurities. It is widely used in laboratories, pharmaceuticals, and industrial systems. The system ensures consistent water quality for sensitive applications. It solves contamination issues in tap water and supports reliable experimental results. By providing stable purification performance, it ensures safe laboratory water supply.

Features

RO Water Purifier is a compact unit designed to produce variable output of RO and ultra-pure water. They employ advanced filters to remove various impurities like metals and bacteria. These Water Purifier monitors water quality to ensure reliable and consistent consistent purification performance. With mains electricity and battery backup, they ensure reliable and consistent convenient and uninterrupted use anywhere. Water Purifier guarantees the quality of water required for your laboratory, healthcare, and industry.

FAQs

1. Why you should purchase our water purifier range?

Water Purifiers integrate 2 latest technologies of Reverse Osmosis (RO) and Ultra purification (UPW) to meet your varied needs. They are automated with electronic pressure sensor, automatic stop without water, automatic stop when water tank is full, automatic cutting off if pump stops and RO membrane auto flushing. Our purifiers are guaranteed to work 24 hours.

2. What is RO technology?

In Reverse Osmosis (RO) technology, water is forced through a semi-permeable membrane which gets rid of particulates, organic compound, dissolved salts and microorganisms.

3. What is UPW technology?

In Ultra purification (UPW) technology, highly purified water is produced after going through multiple purification steps of ultra-modern filtration techniques such as Ultrafiltration and UV oxidation, Reverse Osmosis and Ion exchange. UPW is more purified than distilled water as it is free from all kinds of particulates, organic compounds, inorganic compounds, dissolved gases and contaminants like microorganisms and viruses.

4. What are total dissolved solids and suspended solids?

TDS or Total Dissolved Solids in water indicates the levels of ions, metals, salts and minerals. In scientific terms, the concentration of TDS equals the sum of anions (negatively charged) and cations (positively charged) ions in water. On the other hand, SS or Suspended Solids neither dissolve nor settle in water.

5. What are the different capacities of Water Purifier provided by us?

Currently, is providing Water Purifiers with 2 different output capacities, that is, 15 liters/hour for moderate laboratory needs and 30 liters/hour for larger needs. For other capacity requirements, kindly raise a query with us.