Where can I buy a commercial reverse osmosis system near me?

AMPAC USA manufactures and ships commercial reverse osmosis systems from Woods Cross, Utah. We serve customers across the United States, Canada, and over 100 countries worldwide. Contact us at (877) 611-8530 or visit ampac1.com for pricing and custom sizing.

How much does an industrial water purification system cost?

Industrial RO water purification systems from AMPAC USA range from $5,000 for small commercial units to over $500,000 for large-scale seawater desalination plants. Cost depends on flow rate (GPD), feed water quality, and application. Request a free quote at ampac1.com/contact-us.

Does AMPAC USA manufacture military water purification systems?

Yes. AMPAC USA builds MIL-SPEC water purification systems for the US military and allied forces, including deployable reverse osmosis water purification units (ROWPU) and solar-powered systems. All systems are manufactured at our facility in Woods Cross, Utah, USA.

What is the lead time for a custom RO system?

Standard commercial RO systems typically ship within 2-4 weeks from our Woods Cross, Utah facility. Custom industrial and seawater desalination systems require 6-16 weeks depending on specifications. Rush orders may be available â€” call (877) 611-8530.

Can AMPAC USA service and maintain my existing water treatment system?

AMPAC USA provides full lifecycle support including technical phone support, spare parts, membrane replacement kits, and on-site service. We support systems in the US and internationally. Contact our service department at info@ampac1.com or (909) 548-4900.

Are AMPAC USA water systems NSF certified?

Yes. AMPAC USA commercial and residential water purification systems meet NSF/ANSI standards. Our systems are designed and manufactured in North America and comply with applicable drinking water and industrial water treatment certifications.

What industries does AMPAC USA serve?

AMPAC USA serves a broad range of industries including aerospace, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, military, food and dairy, mining, marine/offshore, hospitality, hydroponics, hemodialysis, car wash, and municipal water treatment in the United States and globally.