Reverse osmosis is an advanced water purification technology that utilizes semi-permeable membranes to effectively filter out salts, oils, and other contaminants, producing clean, high-quality water.
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Raw water first undergoes pretreatment through quartz sand filters, activated carbon filters, and precision filters. It is then pressurized by a pump and subjected to advanced filtration using a reverse osmosis (RO) membrane.
The RO membrane has an extremely fine pore size of just 1/10,000 μm (about 1/6,000 the size of an E. coli bacterium and 1/300 the size of a virus). This allows it to effectively remove various impurities, including inorganic ions, organic compounds, heavy metals, bacteria, and viruses, achieving exceptionally high water purity.
During filtration, a pressure differential is maintained across the RO membrane. Normally, water flows from the low-salinity side to the high-salinity side due to osmotic pressure. However, when external pressure exceeds this osmotic pressure, the flow reverses—creating the reverse osmosis effect. This process thoroughly eliminates contaminants, ensuring the purified water meets strict drinking water quality standards for both chemical and microbiological safety.

| Modle | Capacity | Reverse Osmosis Membrane | Size | Weight | Rate of Recovery |
| ZLRO-500 | 500L/H | 4040*2 Pcs | 1600*600*1600 mm | 260 kg | Above 50% |
| ZLRO-1000 | 1000L/H | 4040*4 Pcs | 1600*600*1600 mm | 280kg | Above 50% |
| ZLRO-1500 | 1500L/H | 4040*6 Pcs | 1600*800*1900 mm | 290kg | Above 50% |
| ZLRO-2000 | 2000L/H | 4040*8 Pcs | 1600*800*1900 mm | 290kg | Above 50% |
| ZLRO-2500 | 2500L/H | 4040*10 Pcs | 1600*1200*2400 mm | 400kg | Above 50% |
| ZLRO-3000 | 3000L/H | 8040*3 Pcs | 2700*900*1500 mm | 420kg | Above 50% |