Iron removal combined with ultrafiltration is one of the most reliable solutions for drinking water with high iron content and suspended impurities. The iron removal unit oxidizes dissolved iron and manganese through aeration and pressure filtration, while the UF membrane — with a nominal pore size of 0.01 to 0.1 micron — takes care of bacteria, viruses, turbidity, and fine particulates that pass through conventional filters.
The result is clean, safe drinking water that consistently meets BIS standards for potable use. These systems are compact, low on maintenance, and straightforward to operate — making them a practical choice for hostels, schools, housing societies, and community water stations where consistent water quality is non-negotiable.
Application : Hostels, Schools, Housing Societies, Community Water Stations, Industrial Canteens.
Treatment Stages : Aeration, Iron Removal Filter, UF Membrane System, Dosing.
Membrane Pore Size : 0.01 – 0.1 Micron.
Capacity : 100 LPH, 200 LPH, 250 LPH & above.
Output : BIS-compliant safe drinking water.