The Reverse Osmosis exploits the ability of
semi-permeable membranes to separate the water from
the substances dissolved in it. Applying a pressure,
you force the water to pass the membrane: the pure
water (permeate) will be separated from the water
containing salts (rejection). The osmotic membrane,
which reaches the highest practicable level of
filtration, acts as a barrier against not only of
salts and inorganic substances, but also of the
organic substances of molecular weight greater than
100 daltons: an excellent defense is therefore also
against micro-pollutants, pesticides, pyrogens,
viruses and bacteria. The reverse osmosis is a process
of physical type, which does not require the use of
regenerating chemicals.
Reverse osmosis technology offers total guarantee
thanks to its versatility characteristics, performance
excellence and ease of use. Over the years have
multiplied the types of membranes available, up to the
latest low energy, and their quality and reliability
is well established also for those specifically
designed for targeted applications.