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Pure Water EDI Equipment - Innovative Solutions for Pure Water Preparation

Pure Water EDI Equipment – Innovative Solutions for Pure Water Preparation

Introduction Ultrapure water EDI device is a combination of electrodialysis and ion exchange with each other in addition to the salt of the new process, the English abbreviation EDI, the process takes the electrodialysis and ion exchange of the two strengths, to make up for the shortcomings of each other, that is, the use of …

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ULP-2012-100 Ultra-Low Pressure Reverse Osmosis Membrane—An Energy-Efficient Water Treatment Solution

ULP-2012-100 Ultra-Low Pressure Reverse Osmosis Membrane—An Energy-Efficient Water Treatment Solution

 Product Introduction The ULP-2012-100 ultra-low pressure reverse osmosis (RO) membrane is designed for applications requiring high efficiency and minimal energy consumption. Ideal for residential, small-scale commercial, and light industrial systems, this membrane combines exceptional salt rejection with reduced operational costs. Its ultra-low pressure design (50–100 psi) ensures energy savings while maintaining reliable performance in diverse …

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BW30-400 IG Reverse Osmosis Membrane—A Reliable Solution for High-Flow Industrial Water Treatment

BW30-400 IG Reverse Osmosis Membrane—A Reliable Solution for High-Flow Industrial Water Treatment

 Product Introduction The industrial-grade DOW BW30-400 IG brackish water reverse osmosis membrane designed for industrial water treatment applications. It maintains the same flow rate and salt rejection performance as the BW30-400 membrane while offering a more cost-effective solution for industrial applications. The BW30-400 IG element allows cleaning across a broad pH range (pH 1–13). In …

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