Industrial RO Systems 6,000-100,000 GPD

About Industrial Reverse Osmosis-Ampac USA

Last updated: July 15, 2026

Industrial reverse osmosis is a water purification process that forces high-volume feed water through semi-permeable membranes under pressure, removing dissolved solids, minerals, and contaminants to produce high-purity water for factories, power plants, food and beverage facilities, and municipal applications.

AMPAC USA is a world-leading manufacturer of industrial reverse osmosis systems and commercial RO systems. Our advanced industrial reverse osmosis equipment efficiently removes dissolved solids, calcium and magnesium, and other contaminants — delivering consistently high-quality purified water and filtered water for demanding industrial and commercial applications.

Our systems range from compact 1000 GPD reverse osmosis systems to large reverse osmosis systems exceeding 100,000 gallons per day. Whether you need a high volume reverse osmosis system for a factory or the best reverse osmosis system for hard water, AMPAC USA has a proven solution. Contact us for industrial reverse osmosis system price and custom specifications.

Industrial Reverse Osmosis System by AMPAC USA

Since 1993, AMPAC USA has manufactured high-quality reverse osmosis water filters and RO purification systems in the USA. Every system is precision-fabricated to meet strict quality standards. We follow manufacturer guidelines for every component and ensure reliable water pressure performance and consistent ro water output.

Each system can be configured with a storage tank, multi-stage ro filter assembly, and customized pre-treatment to handle tap water with high TDS, hard water, or specific industrial contaminants. Our engineers and technicians work with you to design the right system for your site.

Typical applications include:

Hotels, hospitals, and food & beverage facilities requiring large volumes of purified water
Boilers and chillers requiring high-quality filtered water to prevent scale from calcium and magnesium
Industrial plants and factories needing high volume reverse osmosis systems
Pharmaceutical and laboratory facilities requiring ultra-pure ro water
Water stores and bottle-filling operations using 1000 gpd or larger systems

AMPAC USA is particularly noted for its technical support and after-sales service. Our team is available to assist with your specific customized application — from system selection and industrial reverse osmosis equipment sizing to installation and commissioning.

AMPAC USA industrial reverse osmosis systems deliver high quality purified water and filtered water at industrial scale. Our complete range includes 1000 gpd reverse osmosis system models through large-scale large reverse osmosis system configurations capable of producing millions of gallons per day. For operations requiring the best reverse osmosis system for hard water, our systems include anti-scalant dosing, water pressure regulation, and calcium and magnesium reduction. Our industrial reverse osmosis equipment packages include pre-treatment filtration, a high-ro filter membrane array, and storage tank options for buffering supply. The price of reverse osmosis system configurations depends on capacity and pre-treatment needs — contact us for current industrial reverse osmosis system prices. All systems remove contaminants from tap water and industrial feeds, delivering high-purity ro water and clean reverse osmosis water filters output. From a high volume reverse osmosis system for manufacturing to specialized applications, AMPAC USA industrial RO systems are the trusted choice.

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Reverse Osmosis 10,000 GPD (37,850 Liters per Day)

Industrial Reverse Osmosis 10,000 GPD | 1.6m3/hr

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Automated Industrial Reverse Osmosis 10,000 GPD system for efficient water treatment. Minimal human effort required. | AMPAC USA

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Frequently Asked Questions

What capacity range do your industrial RO systems cover?

Our industrial RO systems scale from 10,000 GPD for mid-size manufacturing up to multi-million GPD for power generation and large chemical plants. Each system is engineered to your feed water chemistry, recovery rate targets, and permeate quality requirements. We size arrays using brackish or seawater membranes depending on total dissolved solids in your source water.

What rejection rates can I expect from an industrial RO system?

Standard brackish water membranes achieve 97-99% salt rejection under typical operating conditions of 150-225 PSI. High-rejection variants push to 99.5% or better. Actual rejection depends on feed TDS, temperature, and recovery ratio. We provide a guaranteed permeate quality specification with every system design, not just a nominal membrane rating.

Do your systems include automated controls and chemical dosing?

Yes. Every industrial RO system includes a PLC-based control panel with SCADA-ready outputs, automated high-pressure pump sequencing, and permeate/concentrate flow monitoring. Antiscalant dosing skids with peristaltic pumps and day tanks are standard. CIP (clean-in-place) systems are included on systems above 100,000 GPD or quoted separately for smaller units.

How often do industrial RO membranes need to be replaced?

Well-maintained membranes in brackish water applications typically last 3-5 years. Membrane life depends heavily on feed water fouling index (SDI below 5 is recommended), chlorine exposure (keep below 0.1 ppm), and cleaning frequency. A normalized permeate flow drop of 15% or a pressure differential increase of 15% signals it is time to clean or replace elements.

What industries do your industrial RO systems serve?

We supply RO systems to power plants for boiler feed water, food and beverage facilities for process water, pharmaceutical manufacturers for PW and WFI pre-treatment, chemical processors, and municipal water agencies. Military and government contracts are also a core segment. Each application has different permeate purity targets, which drives membrane selection and post-treatment design.

What is the typical ROI timeline for an industrial RO system versus buying treated water?

Most industrial customers achieve payback in 18-36 months compared to purchasing DI or softened water from a service provider. Exact ROI depends on local water costs, discharge fees avoided, and production uptime improvements. We provide a budgetary lifecycle cost analysis during the quoting process so you can compare against your current supply contract.