Mobile Turnkey Reverse Osmosis 10,000 GPD

The AMPAC USA Mobile Turnkey Reverse Osmosis system (10,000 GPD | 37.9 m3/day) provides a comprehensive solution for emergency and remote water purification. This self-contained unit produces 10,000 gallons of clean water per day, ensuring a reliable supply for demanding situations from disaster relief to industrial sites requiring on-demand treatment. Its turnkey design arrives fully assembled and ready for deployment, minimizing setup time for immediate operation in critical scenarios.

• 10,000 GPD (37.9 m3/day) output capacity
• Multi-stage purification: separation, filtration, ion exchange, and carbon treatment
• Chemical injection, reverse osmosis, ultraviolet disinfection, and pH adjustment
• Fully self-contained in custom or intermodal Connex shipping containers

The system addresses impurities through a multi-stage purification process that includes separation, filtration, ion exchange, and carbon treatment, ensuring treated water meets stringent quality standards. It also incorporates chemical injection, reverse osmosis, ultraviolet disinfection, and pH adjustment, giving it a complete solution for tackling various contaminants, including brackish water sources, and delivering water that's safe for its intended use.

Each system is fully self-contained within custom or intermodal Connex shipping containers, offering durability and protection during transport and operation in harsh environments. This rugged design protects the purification components even in remote or challenging locations, while the unit remains lightweight and affordable for organizations that need reliable, on-demand water treatment without the cost of a permanent installation.

Typical applications include emergency response, providing potable water in areas affected by natural disasters or infrastructure failures; industrial operations, construction sites, and remote camps that need consistent, high-quality water; and temporary projects where a fixed water treatment plant is impractical. Its ability to treat brackish water further expands where it can be used.