Reverse osmosis water systems come in all shapes and sizes. Reverse osmosis is one of the best ways to filter water and remove 99.9% of all contaminants because your water supply can have fluoride, chlorine, bacteria, iron, harmful dissolved chemicals, heavy metals, or sediment. Filtering your water with an RO system and water softener is a great way to get rid of the nasty things in your water supply. Whole house reverse osmosis systems filter and disinfect your home's entire water supply, and is typically used for well water.
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RO filters and reverse osmosis membranes remove chemicals and water contaminants giving you safer, filtered drinking water. Fleck SXT Water Softeners removes water hardness and our Fleck SXT Air Injection Systems removes iron and sulfur from your water.
Commercial reverse osmosis systems can clean anywhere from 200–+ gallons of water per day, depending on your business applications. Medical facilities, coffee shops, hydroponics, gardening, green houses, restaurants, marijuana farms, breweries, distilleries, hotels, manufacturing and industrial processing companies need pure, filtered water. Industrial reverse osmosis systems can be designed and built for large-scale operations in order to filter brackish, tap, seawater, and other water contaminations. There are quite a few options for high volume commercial water softeners for your business, giving your customers the best soft water constantly.
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View ProductsCommercial reverse osmosis systems appeal to entrepreneurs in a variety of industries where clean water is important. Essentially, reverse osmosis filtration works by forcing water molecules through a semipermeable membrane that filters out contaminants, and this type of filtration is more effective than many other options.
Wondering if your business should invest in this type of filtration system? To help you decide, here's a look at how several industries use reverse osmosis for commercial applications:
When you're making coffee or cooking food, purified water maintains the integrity of your final product and ensures that the taste of tap water doesn't sneak into your food or beverages. In particular, commercial reverse osmosis systems along with distillation are considered to be the most effective and consumer friendly way to purify water for bottling. Additionally, untreated water can add lime deposits to espresso machines, ice makers, and other equipment, making reverse osmosis systems even more beneficial for businesses in this industry.
Plants are particularly susceptible to a wide range of contaminants often found in some water sources. Growers typically like RO systems because they allow for more accurate dosing of plant nutrients. If the irrigation water starts out with near-zero levels of particles and dissolved solids, such as with RO water, then it should have an electrical conductivity (EC) measure of zero.
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For those who grow cannabis, water along with a premium pH-balancing hydroponics base nutrient gives you total control over marijuana feeding. Your plants intake nutrients faster, your marijuana roots are healthier, your growth rate and harvest weight increase.
Many commercial facilities use water in boilers to generate power, and Crystal Quest commercial reverse osmosis systems remove harmful impurities such as magnesium, calcium, aluminum, or iron as well as other contaminants. Our systems also eliminate issues that can lead to lime scale or other types of build-up in boilers or turbine pipes, and this protects the boilers from unexpected damage.
Some of the industries which use these types of boilers and need purified water include the following:
If impurities are introduced at the rinsing stage, the entire product can be rendered useless. To prevent that from happening, these manufacturers often turn to commercial reverse osmosis systems as well as other filtration techniques to create ultra-pure water. This water rinses the silicon wafers used to make semiconductors, and in this particular industry, the water is actually purified to the point where it can't be consumed by humans.
The people and businesses in many urban areas are consuming water so quickly that municipalities cannot always keep up with demand using traditional wastewater treatment methods. To cycle water back into use more quickly, some water treatment facilities are turning to the extra filtration power offered by commercial reverse osmosis systems.
Do you create food or beverages for customers? Do you want purified water to protect your pipes or other types of equipment and machinery? Are you looking for an effective way to purify the water for your commercial enterprise. Then, commercial reverse osmosis systems may be the right option for you.
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