Membrane for Reverse Osmosis

Reverse osmosis is an advanced water purification technology that uses semi-permeable membranes to remove impurities, salts and other contaminants from water.
EP’s reverse osmosis membranes are designed to offer maximum efficiency in the removal of dissolved solids, guaranteeing the production of pure and safe water.

Our membranes are made from high-quality materials and state-of-the-art technology, providing a long service life and superior performance in a variety of operating conditions.

Technical specifications

GPD membrane types:
50 (8 l/h), 75 (12 l/h), 100 (16l/h), 150 (24l/h), 200 (32l/h) and 300 (48l/h) gpd
Manufacture: Spiral;
Material: Polyamide Polysulfone;
Maximum working pressure: 200 PSI;
Maximum operating temperature: 45°C.

4021, 4″ and 8″ membranes

Models:
4021 (158l/h = 1000 gpd), 4-inch (395 l/h = 2,500GPD) and 8-inch (1,662 liters/hour = 10,500 GPD)
Manufacture: Spiral;
Material: Polyamide Polysulfone;
Maximum working pressure: 300 PSI;
Maximum operating temperature: 50°C;
Salt retention: Minimum 99%;

Municipal water purification

Production of high-quality drinking water for human consumption.

Desalination of seawater:

Removal of salt and minerals from seawater, making it suitable for consumption and industrial use.

Food and beverage industries:

Guaranteed pure water for production and cleaning processes.

Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics:

Production of ultrapure water essential for the manufacture of medicines and beauty products.

Boiler feed:

Supply of demineralized water to prevent corrosion and build-up of deposits in boiler systems.

Wastewater reuse:

Wastewater treatment for reuse in industrial and agricultural processes.