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Reverse osmosis (RO) systems are the premier choice for effectively filtering contaminants from water, significantly enhancing its quality. These systems eliminate foul odors and chlorine commonly found in water sources. Residential RO systems cater to kitchen and drinking water needs, while high-volume commercial systems are ideal for businesses requiring large quantities of high-quality, filtered water.

RO filter systems are integral to water filtration, serving a wide range of applications from home drinking water to industries such as the food industry, car washes, greenhouses, healthcare, and industrial manufacturing.

The cornerstone of reverse osmosis lies in its water-filtering membranes. These systems utilize water pressure to drive water through filters and a permeable membrane, effectively removing chemicals, contaminants, and unwanted pollutants. In many cases, additional filter systems are employed before the membrane to further filter out significant pollutants, thus extending the membrane's lifespan. To determine the best reverse osmosis water filtration system for your needs, a water treatment analysis is essential to identify which chemicals, metals, and dissolved solids are present in your water and require filtration.

A typical 5-stage reverse osmosis system includes:

1. Sediment pre-filter: Removes dirt, sand, rust, and other microscopic particles, up to 15 times smaller than a grain of sand.
2. Carbon pre-filter: Activated carbon pre-filters eliminate unpleasant tastes and odors, including chlorine.
3. Second carbon pre-filter: Another activated carbon pre-filter further removes unpleasant tastes and odors, including chlorine.
4. RO membrane: Filters out contaminated solids such as radium, lead, arsenic, and more.
5. Polishing filter: A third activated carbon filter provides the purest water possible.