Our Pharmaceutical Water Treatment Projects (Pg. 2)

This 500 L/Hr twin-pass RO water treatment plant not only addresses immediate water quality needs, in Ruwa, Zimbabwe, but also sets a precedent for future technological upgrades in the pharmaceutical industry. The use of advanced filtration techniques guarantees that the water is free from contaminants, safeguarding the efficacy of the medicinal products that this pharmaceutical company manufactures. The training provided to the staff encouraged a culture of continuous learning and expertise, ensuring they are able to manage and troubleshoot the plant efficiently. This water treatment plant reflects a broader vision of integrating sustainable and reliable technology into healthcare infrastructure. 

By providing high-quality purified water-on-demand, this 120 L/Hr laboratory twin-pass RO water treatment plant ensures that this pharmaceutical company, based in Rustenburg, can meet stringent standards and requirements for pharmaceutical production. By optimising water usage and reducing waste, the plant aligns with global environmental standards and demonstrates this company's commitment to eco-friendly practices. It also underscores the commitment of the pharmaceutical industry, in upholding high-quality control measures, and their dedication to promoting health and well-being.

This laboratory twin-pass, water-on-demand, RO water treatment plant is capable of producing 120 L/Hr. It ensures a consistent supply of purified water that adheres to the stringent water quality requirements essential for producing this company's pharmaceutical products. This water treatment plant was installed at a pharmaceutical company in Jeffrey's Bay; allowing its users to confidently carry out crucial research, development, and manufacturing processes with the highest level of purity and precision.

Providing high-quality purified water-on-demand, this 120 L/Hr laboratory twin-pass RO water treatment plant was installed at a pharmaceutical company in Johannesburg. The plant ensures that the facility can meet stringent standards and requirements for pharmaceutical production. It does not only enhance the efficiency and reliability of water treatment processes, but it also underscores the commitment of the pharmaceutical industry, in upholding high-quality control measures, and their dedication to promoting health and well-being.