RO systems are powerful systems that are capable of taking out large amounts of salt, minerals, and other contaminants from water sources such as wells, rivers, and lakes. To master this mission, the systems take use of a popular technology known as “reverse osmosis”. Reverse osmosis is ordered with the reversal of a natural process known as “osmosis”. Osmosis is ordered by nature to transport salt through a semi-permeable membrane from an area of low solute concentration to an area of higher solute concentration in order to gain an even amount of solute concentration on both sides of the membrane. Reverse osmosis combats osmosis via a pressure pump that exerts high pressure on the highly concentrated side of the semi-permeable membrane, moving only water molecules through the small pores of the membrane while salts, organics, and other contaminants are denied passage.

A commercial Reverse Osmosis system was supplied to a major company in GCC and African Countries. From its initial start-up, the machine has been working properly with minimal troubleshooting. A quality reverse osmosis machine is designed to deliver high-quality service by removing massive amounts of salt and other impurities from wells, lakes, rivers, and the ocean through a process called ‘reverse osmosis”.