What can Reverse Osmosis do for you?

Water purified by reverse osmosis has had often greater than 95% of dissolved ions, and 99% of most contaminants removed. Reverse osmosis can filter high total dissolved solids (TDS), sulfates, nitrates, heavy metals, and sodium chloride. Well water users must use caution, however, when shopping for reverse osmosis systems! Many companies won't tell you that iron, manganese, and hard water are enemies to RO membranes. If these contaminants are left untreated they'll prematurely foul the RO membrane, resulting in high replacement expenses and lots of headache. Skip the hassle by doing your research! There's a reason we offer extensive information on all of our water systems - we want our customers to make their most educated decision when making a big purchase. Don't buy it if you don't know it!

Why are more and more craft beer breweries using our reverse osmosis systems? Breweries can control the quality and taste of their beer by purifying their water supply. Reverse osmosis removes the minerals in your water providing the Brew-Master with an empty canvas to compose the desired mineral profile from scratch by adding brewing salts such as calcium chloride, gypsum (calcium sulfate) and baking soda (sodium bicarbonate). Our Brew Master Reverse Osmosis Packages also feature a blending valve which allows you to dial-in your desired TDS levels.     

High Capacity Commercial RO Packages

SPECIFICATIONS

Our upgraded TV-RO Master Packages will up your production game with capacities starting at 2,000gpd and going up to 50,000gpd. Go even further with an all-out complete skid mounted purification system.

Reverse osmosis is known to treat many contaminants from the water, leading consumers believe it is the cure-all to their water problems. What isn't disclosed to the public or is found in very fine print is the operating limits of an RO. The H2OBuyersGuide.com proudly offers these details to our customers so we can plan the best course of action for your water!

We offer a variety of pre-treatment for well water, city water, and surface water sources. From our best selling All-in-One Iron Eater well & city water softener, to hard city water antiscalant systems and softeners, to post UV disinfection to ensure your water is safe, we have the knowledge and experience to treat your water right.

Know your operating limits! Our Light Commercial Reverse Osmosis Systems can operate within these max feed water parameters:

• Max TDS: 2500ppm - Max Total Iron: 0.3ppm - Max Manganese: 0.05ppm - Max Hardness: 5gpg 

Frequently Asked Questions:
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Q: Why do your reverse osmosis packages include a storage tank and delivery pump?

A: What many companies don't tell their inquiring customers is that a whole house or commercial reverse osmosis system will not provide filtered water to your taps without a collect-and-deliver system. After the filtration process, the purified RO water comes out as a small stream. A storage tank is needed to collect this water and the repressurization pump is installed after the storage tank to draw out water and deliver it to all your applications. 

Q. I already have a storage tank and/or pump. Can I buy the RO on its own?

A. Yes! Many businesses already utilize storage tanks or pumps, so we offer all of our reverse osmosis systems independently. Just let us know your desired capacity and we will set you up!

Q. I already have a softener or pre-treatment filter in place. Will your RO work with that?

A. Yes! As along as your pre-treatment system(s) are treating the water efficiently, our reverse osmosis systems can work with your preexisting water filter(s).

Q. I heard RO water is corrosive to copper pipes. What do you do about that?

A. Reverse osmosis systems can bring down pH levels, resulting in acidic water that can start to corrode copper plumbing. However, there is a simple fix for this! With all of our RO systems you can add our Post-pH Neutralizer & Remineralizer, which balances your pH back to neutral levels after the RO filtration process, and even brings some minerals back to the water for even better tasting drinking water.

Q. What are the benefits of you using Stainless Steel versus others' Aluminum or Powder Coated systems?

A. Reliability and durability! Stainless steel is strong and less likely to warp, deform, or bend under weight, force, or heat. Stainless steel doesn't rust or corrode, which is especially important on our brackish well water and sea water desalination systems. We build our systems to last a long time, and we won't cheap out on the frame that holds our systems together!