Product Description
Reverse Osmosis (RO) pure water equipment technology is the most advanced and energy-saving membrane separation technology. Its working principle is to remove dissolved salt, colloid, microbial organisms under the action of osmotic pressure. As the RO membrane aperture is tiny(only 10A), so other material can not through a semipermeable membrane. Compared with common ion exchange and distilling method, RO membrane desalt technique is more efficient, cost-saving and reliable.
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PP Filter Cartridge
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Can effectively remove rust, sand, suspended particles such as sediments, fiber, rust, dust organic solvent.
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GAC Filter Cartridge
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Can effectively adsorb chlorine, humus, disinfection by-products, bad taste, odors, colors, and other materials.
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CTO Filter Cartridge
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Base on GAC Filter Cartridge can further adsorb chlorine, humus, suspending particles, etc.
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RO Membrane
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Can effectively remove bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, pesticide residues, and other harmful substances.
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T33 Filter Cartridge
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Enhance the quality and taste of the filtered water.
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Certifications
Packing&Shipping
Packaging: Wooden Case, Carton Box or Export Neutral Packing
Shipping: We will choose the fastest with the cheapest shipping mode for you by air, sea or courier.
Company Introduction
Guangzhoucompany is a wholesale company that manufactures good & high quality RO System, starting over 10 years. The company provides the customized products and OEM service. Various new collections and design are coming out each month. The factory own the proficient skill and updated machine.
Our Advantages
* We specialized in researching water purification equipment over 10 years.
* We export our products to more than 30 countries.
* Provide all needed technical drawings,( layout drawing, P&I drawing, electric drawing, etc)
* Engineers are available to train on how to install the machine overseas.
* Produce over 6000 sets equipment per year.
* We participated in more than 100 major projects which include Government projects.
