Reverse osmosis membranes are a critical part of commercial and industrial water treatment systems. A reverse osmosis (RO) membrane filters out dissolved salts, contaminants, and impurities by allowing only water molecules to pass through. It plays a critical role in the RO system, directly determining the quality of the purified water. As membranes age, they clog or degrade, which reduces water output and purity. Replacing old membranes restores system efficiency, maintains water quality, and prevents strain on other components. Regular replacement keeps the system running smoothly and avoids costly repairs.
Reverse osmosis (RO) membranes come in several traditional types, each designed to meet specific water treatment needs. Cellulose Acetate (CA) membranes are known for their chlorine tolerance and ease of use, though they operate at lower pH ranges. Thin-Film Composite (TFC) membranes offer higher rejection rates and durability but require chlorine-free feedwater. Polyamide (PA) membranes, a subtype of TFC, provide excellent salt rejection and chemical resistance. High Rejection RO membranes are ideal for applications needing ultra-pure water, while Low Energy RO membranes reduce operating costs by functioning at lower pressures. Choosing the right membrane depends on your water quality goals, feedwater characteristics, and system design.
At Engineered H2O Solutions, we provide a complete range of high-efficiency membranes designed for both commercial and industrial water treatment systems. We stock 2″, 4″, and 8″ membrane sizes from trusted brands such as DuPont, Toray, Lanxess, and Koch, ensuring compatibility with a wide variety of system configurations. Whether you’re upgrading an existing setup or building a new one, our membranes ensure reliable operation, excellent salt rejection, and long service life. Our team stands ready to help you choose the right membrane for your application and keep your system running at its best.