FILTRATION & SEPARATION


DEBUNKING RO SYSTEM MYTHS AllWater Technologies


introduces the


Compact Maxi Reverse Osmosis range


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llWater Technologies’ locally manufactured Compact Maxi Reverse Osmosis range is designed in response to


customer feedback. It comprises standard RO systems that offer a high volume flow rate along with the convenience and cost benefits of a smaller footprint. Debunking the commonly held belief that only


bespoke RO systems are able to provide superior results in the improvement of water quality, AllWater’s standard systems now have the capacity to handle flow rates from 300l/h all the way up to 16,200l/h. Designed to complement their existing range,


the three models of the new Compact Maxi range all share the same footprint (1900mm x 3100mm x 1000mm), with varying flow rates from 5,800 to 8,200l/h. The AWS Compact Maxi range is said to offer


more features and benefits than other standard systems on the market, including the option to be able to integrate and control four additional pumps. They also have a sample port that allows engineers quick and easy access to test individual membranes, which simplifies and speeds up their ability to identify faults. In addition, the RO systems have Cleaning in Place included as a standard feature at no extra cost – as do all the AWS RO systems with a flow rate of 500l/h and over.


Locally manufactured products AllWater Technologies manufactures their range of RO systems in the UK at their premises in Rooksbridge, in Somerset, in line with their vision


AWT’s new Compact Maxi RO systems are the latest in the company’s quest to provide solutions and products that, as they put it, not just work for their clients but that are tailored to deliver the best solutions and build confidence


of achieving sustainable growth through consistently delivering the very best products and solutions, and sharing supply opportunities with local companies wherever possible.


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With its specialist knowledge and wide- ranging offering, AllWater Technologies provides a holistic service


As the company states: “we place great


importance on listening to, and engaging with, our customers, entering into long term relationships and creating maximum value and benefit through teamwork and strong, effective communication.” AllWater Technologies regards after sales


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customer service as an important aspect. Service Director, John Nicholson, says they developed their own range after realising the


lack of RO equipment available that took into account the required vital and ongoing maintenance needed to keep it in optimal condition and, very importantly, the costs associated with that. He said: “It’s never been just about selling a


product to us, it’s all about building a lasting relationship with our clients and helping them keep future downtime and cost to a minimum.”


Service offering As a marker of how their reputation and skills are regarded within the industry, the experienced team of service engineers at AllWater Technologies not only service their own AWT RO systems, but also those designed and manufactured by other companies. With its specialist knowledge and


expansive experience and wide-ranging offering, AllWater Technologies provides a holistic service to their range of industrial clients. Along with their Reverse Osmosis systems,


they provide a range of products such as: ●Water softeners ●Wastewater treatment ● Demineralisers ● UV sterilisers ● Polymer dosers ●Organic scavengers ● Ultrafilters


Their range of service and support


includes: ●Onsite training ● Equipment inspection ● Loan of equipment ● Process review ●Water Analysis


AllWater Technologies allwatertreatment.co.uk


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