Aquatech Plus, builds the complete Brackish Water Reverse Osmosis systems, as well as stock all major components for your maintenance needs. Controls, replacement cartridge filters, high pressure pumps and reverse osmosis membranes. Reverse Osmosis (RO) technology, also known as hyper filtration, is used in every one of our stock and custom-made reverse osmosis water treatment systems to purify water by removing salts, contaminants and other impurities. Our full line of Brackish Water Reverse Osmosis Systems are available with a wide range of capacities (up to one million gallon per day) and TDS (up to five thousand parts per million total dissolved solids). In this way our systems set the standards in the water treatment industry. Our friendly knowledgeable engineers and staff are always on hand to help and answer any questions or concerns you may have. We design each of our systems to be plug-and play, with all membranes, pumps, controls, manuals, filters, operating, and piping installed and ready to go.

Brackish Water RO units are used all over the world in many regions where clean potable water is scarce. It is ideal for food and beverage industries, potable drinking water, hospitals, agriculture, hotels & resorts, water bottling & ice making, pharmaceuticals and more. No matter your water application needs, Aquatech Plus, can provide industry standard or custom designed brackish water RO machines.

RO Systems from Aquatech Plus, . deliver high performance at low life-cycle costs, saving on energy and increasing proficiency. Our pre-engineered systems are manufactured and built with high quality components designed specifically for water purification. Our systems arrive at your facility ready to run with all filters, membranes, pumps, piping, controls and operating manuals.

Reverse osmosis produces freshwater needed for many industrial water treatment applications such as power and energy plants, refineries, boiler feed treatment, etc. Industrial ro is vital for the consistent productivity in these industries due to the likelihood of corrosive-related issues occurring within the facilities, specifically the equipment and machinery. As a result, industrial ro systems are generally used as pretreatment before other advanced methods that are comprised in the industrial water treatment process.