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Eurowater DPRO B1 Reverse Osmosis System

Manufacturer
Eurowater
Model
DPRO B1
Type
Reverse Osmosis System
Year
2013
Category
Process equipment and Chemical plants
Sub-category
Filter systems
Price: Upon request

Specifications

Overview

Two-stage reverse osmosis system with softener from Eurowater

Two-Stage Reverse Osmosis System

Model
Eurowater DPRO B1-2/2
Year of manufacture
2013
Max. flow rate
1.08 m³/h
Pressure pipes
Stainless steel
Pipe system
PVC
Membrane diameter
4 inches
Dimensions X/Y/Z
730 mm / 700 mm / 2000 mm

Water Softener

Model
Eurowater SM 42-F
Year of manufacture
2015
Dimensions X/Y/Z
1000 mm / 500 mm / 1650 mm

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Capabilities

This two-stage reverse osmosis (RO) system from Eurowater produces high-purity water by forcing pressurized water through semi-permeable membranes, removing dissolved salts, minerals, and contaminants. With a maximum flow rate of 1.08 m³/h and 4-inch membranes, it's designed for consistent, reliable operation. The included softener (Eurowater SM 42-F) pre-treats incoming water by removing hardness-causing minerals, protecting the RO membranes and extending their lifespan. Stainless steel pressure pipes and PVC piping ensure durability and chemical compatibility.

Industries & Uses

RO systems are essential in pharmaceuticals, food and beverage production, electronics manufacturing, cosmetics, and water treatment facilities. They're also used by laboratories, hospitals, and businesses requiring demineralized or ultra-pure water for production or cleaning. The softener makes this setup particularly valuable for hard-water regions, reducing operating costs and maintenance needs.

What to Check When Buying

When inspecting, request full maintenance records and ask about membrane replacement history—membranes typically last 3–5 years and are a key wear item. Check for scaling or mineral buildup inside the system, verify pressure gauges and flow meters work accurately, and inspect all seals and connections for leaks. Confirm water quality test results from recent operation. Since both units date back to 2013–2015, budget for potential membrane replacement soon after purchase.

This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.

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