Industrial Water Equipment

Hardness In Your Drinking Water   Hardness in your water is due to the presence of calcium and magnesium salts. Water that has small amounts of these in is known as soft water and water with a higher content is

Mistake 4   One unit fits all…right?!   Right, we need to up our production and this will result in a higher incoming flow rate. The water seems to be passing through the unit without any problems or leaks and

Mistake 3   UV…Filter…aren’t they the same thing? So, I know that my water contains bacteria and viruses along with various other contaminants, if I use a UV, that should get rid of everything right? Surely that will stop it

Mistake 2 What comes first, the UV or the Filter? So I know that my turbidity exceeds what is recommended and I can see suspended particles and my water is a bit cloudy…ill run the water through a Granular Activated

Mistake 1 To replace or not to replace? Okay, so you’ve received your curtesy email explaining that you UV bulb is due for replacement but you’ve had a look and the system seems to be working as it should. The

It’s been many years of research and development but they are finally here! Our brand new UV sterilisation systems are now in stock and ready for shipping. So what’s different about these systems I hear you say… Well, we think

In order to make sure that the water we receive through our tap meets specific regulations, the water company’s most common treatment is the use of chlorine. Is It Safe? This way of treating water has been used for around

Hardness In Your Drinking Water Hardness in your water is due to the presence of calcium and magnesium salts. Water that has small amounts of these in is known as soft water and water with a higher content is known

We all know what hard water is and what it causes, but the team here at industrial Water Equipment have come up with their top 8 most asked questions about water softeners for you to ponder on!   Can I

With so many tanks on offer, here at industrial water equipment we are constantly asked lots of questions about which tank to use for drinking water or rainwater storage. But does it really matter? Surprisingly many wonder if they need