WTP systems
Complete water treatment plants including BWRO, SWRO, UF, EDI, pretreatment, polishing, chemical dosing, CIP, instruments and PLC controls.
MIT Water product range
MIT Water manufactures water treatment systems for industrial and municipal projects, with WTP as the core product line. Main scopes include SWRO, BWRO, UF, EDI, pretreatment, wastewater treatment and consumable parts.
Core categories
Customers can discuss a complete plant or a specific equipment package. Selection is based on feed-water analysis, target water quality, flow rate, recovery, footprint, utilities and operation requirements.
Complete water treatment plants including BWRO, SWRO, UF, EDI, pretreatment, polishing, chemical dosing, CIP, instruments and PLC controls.
Wastewater treatment systems such as DAF, biological treatment, MBBR, filtration, reuse and sludge handling for discharge or reuse requirements.
Membranes, pressure vessels, cartridge filters, filter media, dosing chemicals, diffusers, valves, instruments and replacement parts.
WTP first
Reverse osmosis projects usually require more than membrane selection. MIT Water supports pretreatment, RO process configuration, skid fabrication, stainless-steel piping, inspection and site commissioning.
WTP / SWRO
Seawater desalination
For seawater desalination, coastal utilities, marine water supply and industrial sites requiring stable permeate from high-salinity feed water.
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WTP / BWRO
Brackish-water RO
Skid-mounted BWRO systems for brackish water, process water, utility water and polishing before distribution or reuse.
View completed BWRO skid →How to choose
For Google and for customers, this page separates the equipment categories clearly: WTP for clean-water production, WWTP for wastewater treatment, and consumables for operation and maintenance.
Industrial process water, boiler make-up water, utility water, desalinated water, high-purity water or reuse polishing.
Oil and grease removal, suspended solids reduction, biological treatment, tertiary filtration and treated wastewater reuse.
Replacement membranes, filters, vessels, media, instruments and chemicals can be matched to existing water treatment systems.