In water treatment systems, water tanks are used to stabilize the flow of raw/purified water and manage peak demand, typically integrated with automatic level controls for unmanned operation. Stainless steel aseptic tanks are commonly used, equipped with bacteriostatic or disinfection devices. Users may select materials based on specific application requirements.

Constant pressure boosting systems are applied for secondary pressurization of product water. Featuring variable frequency drive (VFD) pressure control and automatic start/stop functions, these systems reliably meet users’ secondary water supply needs while offering cost-effective solutions tailored to different scenarios.

Advanced reverse osmosis (RO) technology is employed to efficiently filter tap water, removing harmful components such as dissolved ions, scale, iron/manganese, antibiotics, disinfection by-products, bacteria, viruses, and heavy metals.