What does the design process look like for a custom AMPAC USA water treatment system?
We start with a detailed water analysis of your source water and a review of your treated water specifications, flow rate requirements, site constraints, and regulatory environment. From that data we develop a process flow diagram, equipment sizing calculations, and a written proposal before any fabrication begins. Most custom projects go from initial inquiry to approved design in 2-4 weeks depending on complexity.
What feed water types can AMPAC USA custom systems address?
Our engineers have designed systems treating municipal feed, brackish groundwater, seawater, industrial process water, agricultural runoff, mine drainage, and produced water from oil and gas operations. Each source presents a different contaminant matrix and recovery target, and the treatment train is built specifically for those conditions rather than adapted from a standard product line. Call (909) 548-4900 to discuss your specific water quality challenge.
Can AMPAC USA handle projects that require multiple treatment technologies in series?
Yes. Complex water treatment often requires combining softening, clarification, media filtration, activated carbon, RO, UV disinfection, and chemical dosing in a single integrated system. We engineer, fabricate, and test these multi-stage systems as complete packages, and our controls integrate all treatment stages under a single HMI so operators manage the whole process from one screen.
What flow rate range do your custom engineered systems cover?
Our custom systems range from 1 GPM point-of-use skids for laboratories and medical facilities up to 5,000 GPM municipal and industrial plants. Mid-range systems between 10 and 500 GPM represent the most common requests, and we have standard skid footprints and control architectures that reduce engineering time and cost for projects in that range.
How does AMPAC USA handle installation and commissioning for custom projects?
We deliver fully assembled, factory-tested skids that arrive wired, piped, and ready for connection to site utilities. Our commissioning engineers travel to the site for startup, verify performance against the guaranteed specifications, and train operating staff before leaving. We document as-built drawings and provide operations and maintenance manuals as part of every project.

















