Start with the water, not the equipment
Before comparing models or prices, answer five questions about your project. Answer these five and the system basically designs itself. Most oversized, over-priced projects go wrong at step one.
1 · Water Source
Where does your water come from — municipal supply, well/groundwater, river or sea? A feed water analysis (TDS, hardness, iron, manganese, SDI) determines which treatment stages you actually need: softening, ultrafiltration, RO, EDI or UV.
2 · Capacity
How many tons per hour (or liters per day) do you really need at peak? Size for the realistic peak demand, not the extreme day — oversized systems cycle too often and waste both capital and consumables.
3 · Application
Drinking water, beverage production, pharmaceutical water, boiler feed or wastewater reuse? Each application sets a different purity target and therefore a different process chain and material standard (SS304 vs SS316L, sanitary fittings, etc.).
4 · Power Supply
Confirm voltage, frequency and available power. High-pressure RO pumps and ozone/UV systems have specific electrical requirements — especially for containerized and mobile units deployed on site.
5 · Site Conditions
Indoor or outdoor? Available footprint, drainage, ambient temperature and salt fog (for coastal sites) shape the layout, enclosure and corrosion protection of the plant.
Talk to an engineer before you buy
Send us your water analysis and daily demand — our engineers will size the system for you, free of charge, and quote only what your project actually needs.
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