Industrial & Commercial Reverse Osmosis Systems
Reverse Osmosis is a water purification process whereby untreated water is forced through a set of membranes which removes constituents such as salts, iron, potassium and zinc, and reduces the micro-Siemens and total dissolved solids (TDS), thereby improving the purity and quality of the water supply. A green and environmentally friendly solution to water treatment the membrane catches the impurities which can then be disposed of safely.
Site requirement for a reverse osmosis system are critical to its performance. Water quality, free from potential foulants, is important and the system must be fed with sufficient volume and pressure. Read our article on RO site requirements for more information.
Read more about how to choose the right RO system for your business.
Benefits
1. Removes a wide range of contaminants
RO systems are effective at reducing:
- Dissolved salts and minerals
- Lead, arsenic, fluoride, nitrates
- Chlorine and some pesticides
- PFAS (“forever chemicals”) in many cases
- Microplastics and sediment
- Some bacteria and viruses when paired with proper filtration
This can improve both safety and taste.
2. Better tasting and smelling water
By reducing chlorine, sulfur compounds, and dissolved solids, RO water often tastes cleaner and has less odour than untreated tap water.
3. Lower total dissolved solids (TDS)
RO significantly lowers TDS levels, which can help if your water is:
- Hard
- Salty
- Metallic tasting
- High in mineral content
4. Convenient alternative to bottled water
A home RO unit can provide filtered drinking water on demand, reducing:
- Plastic waste
- Bottled water costs
- Trips to buy water
5. Useful for cooking and beverages
Many people notice improved flavour in:
- Coffee and tea
- Soups
- Ice cubes
- Baby formula
because minerals and chlorine are reduced.
6. Helps protect appliances (whole-house systems)
Whole-house RO systems can reduce mineral build-up in:
- Kettles
- Coffee machines
- Humidifiers
- Plumbing fixtures
though whole-house RO is usually more expensive and less common than under-sink systems.
7. Consistent filtration quality
Unlike basic carbon filters, RO membranes remove contaminants at a molecular level, offering more consistent purification performance when maintained properly.
Types
- Domestic Reverse Osmosis Systems
- Ecosoft Reverse Osmosis Systems
- EWS Reverse Osmosis Controllers
- Industrial Reverse Osmosis Systems
- Light commercial Reverse Osmosis Systems
Reverse osmosis systems are used in the power generation, water purification, recycling and waste, food and beverage manufacturing, desalination plants, the pharmaceutical industry, electroplating, distilleries, laboratories and window cleaning sector.
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Domestic Reverse Osmosis Systems and Replacement Filters23 Products
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Ecosoft Reverse Osmosis Water Filter Systems71 Products
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EWS Reverse Osmosis Controllers7 Products
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Industrial Reverse Osmosis Systems11 Products
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Light Commercial Reverse Osmosis Systems15 Products
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Reverse Osmosis Membranes23 Products