Purified drinking water
RO TECHNOLOGY
What is a reverse osmosis?
Although the reverse osmosis (RO) looks like a complicated water filtering system, it is basically a simple process. RO is not a new method for purifying water. Since the late 1950s, the RO process, under high pressure (by means of a pump) is salty or sea water is converted into drinking water. Today, RO is the best and most suitable way to filter water. This advanced technology is now available to everyone and is used to filter water in homes and offices, contributing to a healthy lifestyle.
Because Reverse Osmosis can effectively remove a wide range of impurities, such as chlorine and lead, RO technology is becoming increasing popular.
How does RO System work?
Reverse osmosis uses a semipermeable membrane that allows only pure water molecules to pass through it, rejecting all pollutants that are too large to pass through its fine pores. The smallest known bacteria is 0.2 microns, the smallest virus is 0.002 microns, and the hole on the semipermeable membrane is 0.0005 microns. From this comparison, it is clear that neither viruses nor bacteria can pass through the membrane opening. When the water enters the osmotic membrane along with the impurities, its flow is divided into two parts: a breakthrough that passes through the membrane openings and represents purified water and is concentrated which, together with the impure impurities, goes into the drain in the form of technical wastewater.
Discover clean, fresh and healthy RO water using the one of our RO system. Our associates will advise you on the right solution for your household or your business, by recommending you a RO system that will solve all water quality problems that you drink daily and use in preparing food or the one you use in the business you are dealing with.
Advantages of purified water from its own RO system in relation to bottled water.
Both waters were cleaned in the same way and with the same technology.
In the US market, about 70-80% of bottled water is actually purified tap water. We can read this on the sticker declaration of each bottled water.
Buying bottled water is more expensive, creating unnecessary waste and polluting the environment with empty plastic bottles. The biggest drawback is that the material consisting of plastic bottles dissolves under the effect of sunlight UV and gets into the water we drink.
One person consumes about $15- $20 a month for bottled water just for drinks, but not for preparing food and beverages. Multiply this with the number of your household members and find out how much you battled water costs per month.
When you install your own home RO system every day you have fresh water. It is very quickly pays off the price of the appliance with installation (3-6 months) and in the future you will get a gallon of purified water about 5 cents.
In order to ensure that the quality of the purified water from the RO system is always good, the filters must be changed at least once a year.
What is a reverse osmosis?
Although the reverse osmosis (RO) looks like a complicated water filtering system, it is basically a simple process. RO is not a new method for purifying water. Since the late 1950s, the RO process, under high pressure (by means of a pump) is salty or sea water is converted into drinking water. Today, RO is the best and most suitable way to filter water. This advanced technology is now available to everyone and is used to filter water in homes and offices, contributing to a healthy lifestyle.
Because Reverse Osmosis can effectively remove a wide range of impurities, such as chlorine and lead, RO technology is becoming increasing popular.
How does RO System work?
Reverse osmosis uses a semipermeable membrane that allows only pure water molecules to pass through it, rejecting all pollutants that are too large to pass through its fine pores. The smallest known bacteria is 0.2 microns, the smallest virus is 0.002 microns, and the hole on the semipermeable membrane is 0.0005 microns. From this comparison, it is clear that neither viruses nor bacteria can pass through the membrane opening. When the water enters the osmotic membrane along with the impurities, its flow is divided into two parts: a breakthrough that passes through the membrane openings and represents purified water and is concentrated which, together with the impure impurities, goes into the drain in the form of technical wastewater.
Discover clean, fresh and healthy RO water using the one of our RO system. Our associates will advise you on the right solution for your household or your business, by recommending you a RO system that will solve all water quality problems that you drink daily and use in preparing food or the one you use in the business you are dealing with.
Advantages of purified water from its own RO system in relation to bottled water.
Both waters were cleaned in the same way and with the same technology.
In the US market, about 70-80% of bottled water is actually purified tap water. We can read this on the sticker declaration of each bottled water.
Buying bottled water is more expensive, creating unnecessary waste and polluting the environment with empty plastic bottles. The biggest drawback is that the material consisting of plastic bottles dissolves under the effect of sunlight UV and gets into the water we drink.
One person consumes about $15- $20 a month for bottled water just for drinks, but not for preparing food and beverages. Multiply this with the number of your household members and find out how much you battled water costs per month.
When you install your own home RO system every day you have fresh water. It is very quickly pays off the price of the appliance with installation (3-6 months) and in the future you will get a gallon of purified water about 5 cents.
In order to ensure that the quality of the purified water from the RO system is always good, the filters must be changed at least once a year.