What is a Softener?

Aqua Softener Hard water is termed as the type of water which contains high level of calcium, iron, chlorine and other suspended particles.

When we use “hard” water for cooking or drinking purposes, it causes health problems such as kidney stones, skin diseases like psoriases and itching, aging of skins, graying of hair and hair loss.

The water, which is available now locally, is without treatment. Our system would decolorize and purify the water. Presently three major water-purifying methods are adopted around the world. Which are through chlorine, distillation system and reverse osmosis system, RO is considered the best purifying system suits the present way of life.

Softener is the sate-of-the-art latest technology in Middle East which converts hard water into soft water. Making it easy for the end user to have affordable and durable solution Aqua Best UAE has introduced this technology, where customers can utilize the tape water without any concern and fear.

AquaSoftener

SPECIFICATIONS:

CAPACITY: 1500 GPD or 2500 GPD

Cabinet-L: 32x48x114 cm (Blue & White)
USA Made Control Valve (8”x 22” tank use)
1252/1054 Fiber Glass Vessel
1252/1054 Carbon Vessel
UK Made Cation Resin Bed
Transformer 12V
Salt Valve Set
1” Inlet Connector
Brine Pipe Connector
Shipping Dimension: 51x45x125 cm/set
Weight: 46KG’s (Without resin bed)

How it works?

Water from the main line enters the softener and follows the following steps:

a.     Via control valve (Made is USA) water enter the main vessel.
b.     Control Valve contains Resin Bed which absorbs all the suspended particles.
c.     Brine Tank filled with salts injected to the softener removes hard water minerals.
d.     Than the water reaches all the connections and taps which are connected to the softener.

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A commercial reverse osmosis (RO) system is a type of water treatment system that uses a semi-permeable membrane to remove impurities and contaminants from water. These systems are commonly used in a variety of industries, including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing, where high-quality water is required for production processes.

A typical commercial RO system consists of several components, including a pre-filter, a high-pressure pump, a reverse osmosis membrane, a post-filter, and a storage tank. Water flows through the pre-filter to remove larger particles and sediment before entering the high-pressure pump, which pressurizes the water and pushes it through the membrane. The membrane traps impurities and contaminants, allowing only clean water molecules to pass through to the post-filter. Finally, the water flows into a storage tank where it is held until needed.

The size and capacity of a commercial RO system can vary depending on the specific application and water usage requirements. Some systems may be designed to treat only a few hundred gallons of water per day, while others can handle tens of thousands of gallons per day. Overall, commercial RO systems are an effective and reliable way to produce high-quality water for a variety of industrial applications.

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A commercial reverse osmosis (RO) system is a type of water treatment system that uses a semi-permeable membrane to remove impurities and contaminants from water. These systems are commonly used in a variety of industries, including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing, where high-quality water is required for production processes.

A typical commercial RO system consists of several components, including a pre-filter, a high-pressure pump, a reverse osmosis membrane, a post-filter, and a storage tank. Water flows through the pre-filter to remove larger particles and sediment before entering the high-pressure pump, which pressurizes the water and pushes it through the membrane. The membrane traps impurities and contaminants, allowing only clean water molecules to pass through to the post-filter. Finally, the water flows into a storage tank where it is held until needed.