Treating water with a water softener provides clean, soft water at an economical price. After more than fifteen years of dependable field operation in thousands of installations both nationally and internationally, our patented valve’s sophisticated design has proven to be exceptionally reliable. Our residential and light commercial clients taste, feel, and see the difference while saving money on cleaning products and protection for their water-using appliances.
Treating water with a water softener provides clean, soft water at an economical price. After more than fifteen years of dependable field operation in thousands of installations both nationally and internationally, our patented valve’s sophisticated design has proven to be exceptionally reliable. Our residential and light commercial clients taste, feel, and see the difference while saving money on cleaning products and protection for their water-using appliances.
WaterMax clean and soft water is just the beginning. Water softeners offer a patented approach to solving your specific water needs. The WaterMax compartment tanks offer flexibility in configuration assuring more usable resin capacity.
WaterMax clean and soft water is just the beginning. Water softeners offer a patented approach to solving your specific water needs. The WaterMax compartment tanks offer flexibility in configuration assuring more usable resin capacity.
WaterMax is more than just a water softener, it’s a patented whole home water filtration device. With WaterMax clean and soft water is just the beginning. The process of reverse osmosis appears to be complex, but in reality it is a very straightforward process. The Reverse Osmosis uses pressure to force a solution through a membrane, retaining inorganic solids such as salt, while allowing the treated solvent (water) to pass to the other side. The remaining contaminants are then flushed down the drain.
WaterMax is more than just a water softener, it’s a patented whole home water filtration device. With WaterMax clean and soft water is just the beginning. The process of reverse osmosis appears to be complex, but in reality it is a very straightforward process. The Reverse Osmosis uses pressure to force a solution through a membrane, retaining inorganic solids such as salt, while allowing the treated solvent (water) to pass to the other side. The remaining contaminants are then flushed down the drain.
Osmosis is often used in commercial and residential water filtration to provide the highest quality of water used for drinking and preparing food or “life support water.”The process of reverse osmosis appears to be complex, but in reality, it is a very straightforward process. The Reverse Osmosis uses pressure to force a solution through a membrane, retaining inorganic solids such as salt, while allowing the treated solvent (water) to pass to the other side. The remaining contaminants are then flushed down the drain.
Osmosis is often used in commercial and residential water filtration to provide the highest quality of water used for drinking and preparing food or “life support water.”The process of reverse osmosis appears to be complex, but in reality, it is a very straightforward process. The Reverse Osmosis uses pressure to force a solution through a membrane, retaining inorganic solids such as salt, while allowing the treated solvent (water) to pass to the other side. The remaining contaminants are then flushed down the drain.