Reverse osmosis expansion

Conwed manufactures a full range of feed spacers specifically designed for reverse osmosis applications and in response to increasing demand for drinkable water worldwide, is expanding production capacity at its European plant based in Genk, Belgium.

By 2025, it’s being predicted that nearly 1 billion people will lack access to fresh, drinkable water. It’s clear that reverse osmosis (RO) will play a major role in alleviating water scarcity, but there will be a strong push for greater efficiency and cutting energy costs while boosting product water output. Frequently known as scrim, mesh, net, or netting, feed spacers act as one of the layers of wound materials in reverse osmosis filters and provide vital separation between the membranes to achieve superior filter performance.