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Commercial water treatment manufacturer · Guangzhou, China

Commercial Water Filter Factory — RO, Softener, Sand Filter & UV

We manufacture commercial RO, softening, filtration and disinfection systems in Guangzhou — in-house stainless fabrication, pressure-tested and trial-run before shipment, sized to your water analysis and delivered as skid, container or turnkey plant.

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  • CE
  • ISO 9001
  • 100+ countries
Row of commercial reverse osmosis skids and pretreatment tanks on the HydroWorks factory floor
Commercial RO and pretreatment systems assembled and pressure-tested before shipment.
Single-train capacity
0.5–50 m³/h Single-train capacity
Countries supplied
100+ Countries supplied
Manufacturing workshop
5,000 m² Manufacturing workshop
Months warranty
12–18 Months warranty

Certified and manufactured in-house

  • CE (EU)
  • ISO 9001
  • High-Tech Enterprise
  • Water treatment patents
Factory & QC

Why buyers trust us

A factory, not a trading office

Stainless frames, tanks and pipework are fabricated in-house. Every unit is pressure-tested and run before packing, and ships with drawings, a test record and a spare-parts list.

  • Stainless steel skids under assembly in the workshop
  • Welder joining a stainless steel pressure vessel
  • Operator checking a control panel during factory testing
  • Membrane arrays installed in a treatment hall
  • In-house stainless fabrication — frames, vessels and pipework
  • Pressure test and run test on every unit before shipment
  • CE and ISO 9001 documentation supplied with the equipment
  • 12–18 month warranty, spare parts and remote support
  1. 01

    Incoming inspection

    Membranes, valves, pumps and instruments checked on receipt.

  2. 02

    Welding and passivation

    Stainless frames and vessels welded and passivated in-house.

  3. 03

    Pressure test

    Hydro-test at design pressure before electrical connection.

  4. 04

    Run test and calibration

    Flow, pressure, recovery and conductivity verified and recorded.

How buying works

From inquiry to commissioned plant

A project moves through five stages. You receive an itemised quotation, drawings and a factory test record before shipment.

  1. 1

    Water analysis and demand

    Lab report, daily and peak demand, site conditions and target standard.

  2. 2

    Process design and quotation

    Train, membrane area, pump duty and recovery fixed; equipment quoted line by line.

  3. 3

    Fabrication

    Frames, vessels and pipework welded, passivated and assembled.

  4. 4

    Factory test

    Pressure test, run test and calibration recorded for each unit.

  5. 5

    Shipping and commissioning

    Documentation, installation guidance, commissioning and operator training.

What you receive

Typical lead time: 15–30 days for standard skids, 30–60 days for containerized and turnkey plants, counted from drawing approval and deposit. OEM branding, nameplate and documentation are available.

  • Itemised quotation with scope and exclusions
  • P&ID and layout drawing for approval
  • Factory pressure and run test record
  • O&M manual and spare-parts list

Reference configurations

Eight trains that cover most enquiries

Use these as a starting point, not a quotation. Final capacity and train follow the water analysis.

Application Flow Process train Notes
Hotel, 100 rooms 2–4 m³/h Multimedia + carbon + softener + RO + UV Protects hot-water loop and laundry; supplies guest drinking points.
Restaurant, 120 seats 1–2 m³/h Carbon + softener + RO + UV Ice machines, coffee, dishwashers and steamers.
Factory or well water 10–20 m³/h Oxidation + multimedia + softener + two-stage RO Iron and manganese removal; higher recovery for process use.
Office, 200 staff 1–1.5 m³/h Carbon + RO + UV + storage Drinking, coffee and pantry points; replaces bottled water.
School, 1,000 students 2–3 m³/h Multimedia + carbon + RO + UV + loop Break-time storage, canteen and classroom fountains.
Hospital, 150 beds 3–6 m³/h Multimedia + carbon + softener + RO + UV Continuous supply and microbiological control; separate clinical stream.
Coffee shop, 300 cups/day 0.3–0.6 m³/h Carbon + softener + RO + blending Stable extraction and clear ice; blend to target mineral level.
Remote camp or community 4–10 m³/h Containerized oxidation + multimedia + RO + UV Prefabricated and tested; unattended operation with remote monitoring.

Reference configurations only. A quotation is issued after the water analysis and site survey.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Questions buyers actually ask during sizing and quotation. Answers match the specifications above.

01 What is the difference between a commercial and a home water filter?
A home filter treats a few litres per hour at one tap and is usually a cartridge or a small under-sink RO. A commercial system treats 0.5–50 m³/h for a whole building or process, uses industrial pumps, pressure vessels, automatic valves and instrumentation, and is designed around a water analysis, a recovery target and a maintenance schedule.
02 How much does a commercial water filter cost?
Price is driven by flow rate, raw-water TDS and hardness, pretreatment scope, membrane brand, pump and frame material, control level and freight. Because two projects at the same flow can differ by several times, we quote after receiving the water analysis. The price guide explains the three typical configuration tiers and what each includes.
03 What flow rate does a hotel or restaurant need?
As a first estimate, allow 250–400 L per hotel room per day and 15–30 L per restaurant seat per day, then apply a peaking factor of 1.5–2.0 and divide by operating hours. A 100-room hotel typically lands at 2–4 m³/h peak; a 120-seat restaurant at 1–2 m³/h. Confirm with metered data where available.
04 Can a commercial RO system make drinking water?
Yes, when the train includes the right pretreatment, disinfection and post-treatment. RO removes dissolved salts and microorganisms, but the permeate is aggressive and low in minerals, so drinking-water systems usually add remineralisation or blending, pH correction, UV or ozone, and hygienic storage. The final water must be tested against the local drinking-water standard.
05 Do I need a water softener before RO?
Not always. Softening is the standard choice when hardness is above roughly 120 ppm as CaCO₃ or when recovery must be high. At lower hardness, antiscalant dosing may be enough and avoids salt consumption and brine discharge. The decision depends on hardness, sulphate, silica, barium and the target recovery rate.
06 What certifications come with the equipment?
The factory operates under ISO 9001 and holds CE certification for the equipment it exports. Certificates are issued per model and configuration, so confirm that the certificate covers the exact model you order. We state what is certified and do not claim drinking-water approval that has not been issued for that model.

Next step

Send the water analysis, get a factory quotation

Tell us the source, TDS, hardness, iron and daily demand. Factory engineers reply within one working day with a flow rate, process train and budget range.