Description
Reverse osmosis is a process that uses ultra-high pressure to push water molecules and mineral elements through a membrane layer. This membrane has incredibly small pores, only 0.0001um in diameter, which can effectively intercept heavy metals, organic compounds, bacteria, and viruses. This process removes impurities such as proteins, pyrogens, microorganisms, and colloids, resulting in pure and safe drinking water that meets state standards. The filtration precision of reverse osmosis is so high that it can remove all impurities in the water, making it unnecessary to use special liquids or vacuum maintenance before use.
