Reverse Osmosis (RO)

Reverse osmosis is the finest level

of filtration available. The RO

membrane acts as a barrier to all

dissolved salts and inorganic

molecules, as well as organic

molecules with a molecular weight

greater than approximately 100.

Water molecules, on the other hand,

pass freely through the membrane

creating a purified product stream.

Rejection of dissolved salts is typically  95

                                        to greater than 99%

The applications for RO are

numerous and varied, and include

desalination of sea water or brackish

water for drinking purposes,

wastewater recovery, food and

beverage processing, biomedical

separations, purification of home

      drinking water and industrial process water .