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Growmax Industrial Osmosis Water GMP-S 12 to 108 m³/day – Custom Reverse Osmosis Plants

Growmax Industrial Osmosis Water GMP-S 12 to 108 m³/day – Custom Reverse Osmosis Plants

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  • Range: Industrial GMP-S

  • Capacities: 12, 24, 48, 72, and 108 m³/day

  • Technology: Multi-membrane reverse osmosis

  • Scope: Pre-filtration, UF, osmosis, and disinfection

  • Supply: Available upon request, custom quoted

  • Weight: Estimated 250 kg (no official data)

Capacity: GMP-S 12 m³/day
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Description

  • 🚨 Made to order: Custom-engineered project. Quoted and sized according to your water and installation; consult us before purchasing.
  • 📊 From 12 to 108 m³/day: Growmax Water's highest-capacity industrial osmosis range.
  • 💧 High rejection: Multi-membrane skid with high-pressure pumping and instrumentation.
  • ♻️ Turnkey: Pre-filtration, ultrafiltration, osmosis, disinfection, and complete plants.
  • 🧪 Only osmosis lowers EC: If your problem is chlorine, a carbon filter is enough.

Send us your water analysis and daily consumption and we will prepare the proposal.
Full description

⚠️ MADE-TO-ORDER ITEM — CUSTOM ENGINEERING PROJECT

Industrial osmosis plants are not off-the-shelf products with stock. Each system is quoted and sized to order based on your water analysis, actual flow rate, and installation conditions. The price shown is a reference price for the standard configuration: contact us before purchasing to confirm the sizing and scope of supply. We do not provide delivery times, as they depend on each project and are confirmed in the quote.

Growmax Water GMP-S Industrial Osmosis: 12 to 108 m³/day

The GMP-S series is Growmax Water's high-end industrial reverse osmosis range: large-capacity plants producing 12 to 108 m³/day of water, or 12,000 to 108,000 liters per day. They are designed for agricultural, industrial, and process facilities where treated water is a critical raw material and the supply cannot fail.

Compared to the High Pro series, the GMP-S scales up: more membranes, more pumping capacity, and greater flexibility for demanding configurations. When daily consumption approaches the High Pro's upper limit, this is the range to choose.

What a GMP-S project includes

  • Pre-filtration: solids filtration, carbon beds, and dechlorination to protect the membranes.
  • Ultrafiltration when raw water turbidity or organic matter requires it.
  • Industrial reverse osmosis: skid with multiple high-rejection membranes, high-pressure pump, instrumentation, and control panel.
  • Disinfection of the produced water and storage.
  • Complete turnkey plants with tanks, pressure groups, and distribution lines.

Available capacities

Five sizes: 12, 24, 48, 72, and 108 m³/day. The gaps between models are deliberately large because, in this range, the design is determined not only by the equipment's nominal capacity but also by operating hours and storage volume.

Data required for quoting

To prepare a quote, we need a complete analysis of the feed water (conductivity or TDS, hardness, iron, manganese, silica, free chlorine, and SDI, if available), the required daily volume and peak flow rate, the pressure and flow rate of the water supply, the water temperature, the available electrical supply, and the facility's characteristics, including the drainage for the reject water. This allows us to determine the configuration, target recovery rate, and scope of supply.

Reject water management and consumption

Osmosis always produces reject water. For reference, domestic and commercial systems operate at an approximate 2:1 ratio for water with 500 ppm TDS at 25°C. In a plant of this scale, recovery is optimized during the design phase, but the absolute reject water flow rate is important: the drainage must be sized accordingly, and, where feasible, the reject water should be evaluated for reuse in applications that can tolerate higher salinity.

Before making the jump

It is worth remembering: carbon filters such as the Pro Grow 2000 L/h, Super Grow 800 L/h, Garden Grow 480 L/h, or Eco Grow 240 L/h remove chlorine and sediment but do not lower the EC. Only reverse osmosis reduces salinity. If your only problem is chlorine, an industrial plant is an unnecessary extra cost.

Lower-tier options

Below this range is the High Pro Industrial Osmosis range of 10 to 75 m³/day, and below that is the commercial range, whose immediately lower tier is the Grow Max 3000 L/day, followed by the Mega Grow 1000, the Max Pump 700, the Power Grow 500, the Maxquarium 000 PPM, and the Grow MiniMax 75.

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Every item goes through a check before shipping to make sure it arrives in perfect condition and ready to use.

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How to use

1. Consult us before purchasing: each GMP-S plant is a project that is quoted and sized to order.
2. Prepare a complete analysis of the raw water: conductivity or TDS, hardness, iron, manganese, silica, and free chlorine.
3. Specify the daily volume and peak flow rate you need, as well as the planned operating hours.
4. Check the site conditions: space, electrical supply, water inlet, and drainage for reject water.
5. With that information, we define the configuration, target recovery, and supply capacity in the proposal.
6. During operation, keep records of pressures, permeate conductivity, and membrane cleanings to maintain performance.

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