Reverse Osmosis

Reverse Osmosis, a water treatment method traditionally known for removing salt from seawater, is also used to purify drinking water by forcing untreated water molecules through a semi-permeable membrane or filter. The membrane blocks contaminants and the impurities are subsequently expelled from the environment. A tight pore structure (less than 0.0001 micron or 500,000 times less than the diameter of a human hair) means that a Reverse Osmosis system effectively removes up to 99% of all contaminants and impurities such as total dissolved solids, chemicals, bacteria and viruses from drinking water. Anti-microbial filters may also be used to remove unwanted odors, colors and tastes from water. The result is pure, clean drinking water.

• Improves taste, odour and appearance
• Highly effective purification process
• Very energy efficient
• Low maintenance
• Low cost