Demineralized water treatment device

Demineralized water treatment device

Demineralization is often a term used interchangeably with deionization. Demineralization is essentially removing all the minerals that can be found in natural water. This process is usually done when the water will be used for chemical processes and the minerals present may interfere with the other chemicals. All chemistic and beauty products have to be made with demineralized water for this reason. With the demineralization process the water is "softened" replacing the undesired minerals with different salts (NaCl). Demineralized water has a higher conductivity than deionised water.

Reverse Osmosis system substantially removes most suspended and dissolved matter from water.

Flow chart of Demineralized water treatment device

Our feature of Demineralized water treatment device

1.Adopts imported RO membrane from America, which can remove 99.7% inorganic salt, heavy metal ion and completely get rid of colloid, microbiology organic materials, germ, protozoa, pathogens, bacteria, inorganic chemical and so on.
2.No need to add any chemicals, stable pure water quality, and no pollution drained, low produce cost.
3.Equipped with pretreatment system, such as active carbon absorption filter and PP sediment filter.
4.304 stainless steel rack and pipe accessories connection.5) Equipped with auto pressure protection system and on -line monitor.
5.Automatically and manually wash RO membrane. Also the design of washing the RO membrane is by chemical solution (citric acid or sodium hydroxide optional)
6.The lifespan of the whole system is long, operation simple, the applicability is strong.

1.what kind of raw water do you want to treat?
2.Could you offer the water quality monitoring report to us?
3.How much water do you want to produce ?and what about standard of their quality  you need to achieve?
4.What range does the water production will be  used  in?
5.How long do you need the machine to run? what about the voltage?
6.Where does the machine would be installed? And do you need our engineers to assist  installation and commissioning?