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RO Rejection

The Reverse Osmosis process is the finest filtration process known till date. The process ensures removal of all particles as small as ions from a given solution. In Reverse Osmosis process a semi-permeable membrane is used for the removal of salts from the water. Water pressure is applied to the concentrated side which forces the process of osmosis into reverse. Under sufficient pressure, pure water is compressed through the membrane from the concentrated side to the dilute side. Salts dissolved in water as charged ions are repelled by the RO membrane, the rejected impurities on the concentrated side of the membrane are washed in a stream of waster thus there is no chance of accumulation of salts on the filter.

Advantages Of Reverse Osmosis Process Common Features in our RO Products

  • Auto stop when tank is full
  • Quick connect (QC) fittings reduces the chances of leakage
  • Auto shut off when no water is present
  • Auto flushing to ensure membrane remains clean (online model has manual flushing)
  • Unique designs & colors to complement your home and office interiors
  • This multi stage purification RO (Reverse Osmosis) process rejects 90 to 95% of physical and chemical impurities along with micro organisms like bacteria and virus present in the tap water source.

    Typical Reverse Osmosis Contaminant Rejection

    Sl. no Contaminant Rejection % Contaminant Rejection %
    1 Sodium 85-93 Zinc 98-99
    2 Aluminium 96-99 Chloride 87-93
    3 Lead 96-99 Nitrate 60-92
    4 Copper 98-99 Silicate 85-90
    5 Arsenic 94-96 Cyanide 86-92
    6 Mercury 96-98 Sulphate 98-99
    7 Sulfate 96-98 Bacteria 99-+
    8 Calcium 96-98 Pottasium 87-94
    9 Phosphate 96-99 Fluoride 87-93
    10 Iron 95-98 Nickel 98-99
    11 Magnesium 96-98 Silver 93-98
    12 Bicorbonate 90-95 Manganese 95-98
    13 Ammonium 86-92 Barium 96-98
    14 Chromium 96-98