Reverse Osmosis Filter Systems

Reverse Osmosis – also known simply as “RO” – is a multi-stage filtration process which forces pressurised water through a thin, semi-permeable membrane filter.

The RO membrane removes nasty chemicals, minerals and other contaminants, including calcium.

Water2water’s tried and tested RO systems are expertly designed to meet the specific needs of domestic, industry, hospitality and health sector clients.

We are always happy to provide, free, unbiased advice on the best RO water filtration system for you and your family or business.

Call our friendly expert team on 1300 880 303 or email us today.

Water2water has been selling, renting, installing and servicing reverse osmosis systems for domestic, commercial and industrial clients in Perth, Karratha and across Western Australia for over 25 years.

We are a privately-owned Australian company and have a large team of plumbers and water filtration technicians who live and work across the State, including remote areas in the Pilbara.

Thanks to our strong presence, we can respond quickly to filter system and drinking water filter repairs and servicing requests.

Yes for clients in Western Australia.

We have a long-serving team of highly skilled water filtration technicians and plumbers who live and work across Western Australia, including remote areas such as Tom Price and the Pilbara.

Our fleet of well-stocked vehicles carry most common spares and filters, and we achieve excellent First Time Fix rates.

We supply, rent, service, maintain and repair water filtration systems for domestic customers, hospitals, factories, schools, hospitality businesses, government departments and large mining corporations.

Contact our friendly team today to discuss your water filtration needs.

RO Stage One – Sediment Filter

Water is passed through a pre-filter to remove large particles, dirt, silt, rust, sand and algae sediments.

Sediment filters need to be replaced every 6 to 12 months, depending on the quality of the source water, to protect the RO membrane and maintain water quality.

RO Stage Two – Carbon Block

The water is then filtered again with carbon filters to remove herbicides, pesticides, chlorine and chlorine by-products which could damage the RO membrane.

Carbon filters need to be replaced every 6 to 12 months, depending on the quality of the source water to protect the RO membrane and maintain good water quality.

RO Stage Three – RO Membrane Filter

This is the main stage in Reverse Osmosis where the filtered water is pressurised and forced through a thin, semi-permeable RO membrane with tiny pores which only allow water molecules to pass through.

This stage removes calcium and fluoride.

RO Stage Four – Final cleaning and storage

The final carbon filter improves the taste of drinking water.

Filtered water is collected in a pressurised storage tank, ready to be dispensed via a faucet on your sink, or via a connected water cooler or dispenser.