Industrial RO systems: 5,000 to 10,000 liters per day

On this page, you will find all the essential information about our range of compact industrial RO systems. These models produce 5,000 to 10,000 liters per day of RO water.

For higher production capacity, we invite you to discover our industrial RO system from 200 to 1,200 L/h .

Customizing your industrial RO system

A configuration tailored to your water quality

To provide you with a custom machine perfectly suited to your needs, please send us the following water parameters:

• TDS or conductivity (ppm, mg/l or microS/cm)
• Free chlorine level (mg/l)
• Bacteria level
• Hardness (°f)
• Chloride level (mg/l)

Other parameters can also be useful:

Filtration stages in industrial reverse osmosis

How industrial reverse osmosis works

The heart of the system is an osmotic membrane that retains particles larger than 0.0001 micron.

Our membranes are 21 or 40 inches long and 3.9 inches in diameter. Their connectors are 1.05 inches long with a diameter of 0.75 inch.

Reverse osmosis membrane

The membrane is the central element of the system and separates the water produced from the water concentrated with the retained elements.

Options for your industrial RO system

Pretreatments to protect the membranes

To pre-filter your water and extend the life of your osmotic membranes as much as possible, several types of pretreatment can be offered depending on water quality.

Chlorine disinfection system

When the water contains a large amount of bacteria, upstream disinfection can be set up to limit their growth and protect the membranes. This is done with an ATHENA 2 AT-AM dosing pump.

25-micron pre-filtration

If the water to be purified contains significant debris such as soil, sand or rust, a 25-micron pre-filter can be installed upstream to limit fouling of the RO system.

Limescale treatment with a water softener

Limescale can quickly clog reverse osmosis membranes. We therefore recommend neutralizing it upstream with a salt-based or CO₂ water softener.

With a salt-based water softener, magnesium and calcium are replaced by non-scaling sodium. This solution requires a regular supply of salt and regeneration cycles.

CO₂ softening is a compact alternative with no drain discharge, based on converting carbonate into non-scaling bicarbonate.

Chlorine treatment with activated carbon

Chlorine is harmful to the membranes of an RO system. It must therefore be removed upstream with an activated carbon system.

The minimum capacity provided for the most demanding dechlorination cases is estimated at 150 to 200 m³ of treated water per kilogram of carbon.

Packaging and delivery

Protection suited to professional transport

Our industrial RO systems are delivered packed in a wooden crate to protect the equipment during transport. Shipping is made directly to you once we receive the balance of your payment.