500litres / hour
4,000 litres
over 8 operating hours*
Water treatment · Pakistan
Need an RO plant for your business, factory or water reuse project? Aquenvia helps define the capacity, pretreatment and equipment package around your water source and intended use.
500 LPH · 1,000 LPH · 2,000 LPH · Larger systems
Tell us the output you need. Final capacity and configuration follow a feed-water review.
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LPH means litres per hour of treated water. Start with your daily demand and operating hours, then allow for peak use, cleaning and downtime.
4,000 litres
over 8 operating hours*
8,000 litres
over 8 operating hours*
16,000 litres
over 8 operating hours*
40,000+ litres
over 8 operating hours*
*Illustrative arithmetic at the stated hourly output, not a guaranteed daily production figure or a stock listing. Actual output depends on the selected design, feed-water conditions and operating time.
A 1,000 litre tank stores water. A 1,000 litre/day plant produces that volume over a day. A 1,000 litre/hour plant describes an hourly production rate. Tell us which you mean so we quote the right system.
RO plant price in Pakistan
Two plants labelled “1,000 LPH” can have very different prices. Water quality, membrane and pump selection, controls, pretreatment and installation scope all affect the quotation.
Send your city, required output and water source. We’ll discuss the requirement and prepare a quotation in PKR against an agreed scope.
Request project pricingEquipment is selected and sourced for the agreed duty. Brand, stock and delivery commitments are confirmed in the proposal.
Designed around the water use
The required water quality comes first. Share what the water will be used for, not just the capacity of the plant.
Water filtration businesses, offices, hotels and other commercial premises. Define demand, feed source, hygienic storage and any disinfection requirements.
Process water and boiler or utility make-up where reduced dissolved salts are needed. Match the treatment train to the end-use specification.
RO downstream of suitable ETP or STP treatment where the reuse target requires lower dissolved salts. Include pretreatment and a practical concentrate route.
The complete treatment train
Reverse osmosis separates feed water into treated water (permeate) and concentrated reject. Plan for both streams.
Identify feed chemistry, temperature, variability and the quality required at the point of use.
Select filtration, scale control and other pretreatment around the analysis and membrane limits.
Agree product flow, recovery, pressure, monitoring and cleaning requirements.
Confirm any post-treatment, disinfection, storage and delivery requirements for the intended use.
Illustrative water balance
At an assumed 50% recovery, producing 1,000 litres/hour of treated water requires 2,000 litres/hour of feed and creates 1,000 litres/hour of concentrate.
50% is an example, not a recommended recovery setting. The final recovery follows the feed analysis and membrane design. Pretreatment backwash and cleaning can require additional water. Confirm how concentrate will be managed at your site.
A useful first conversation
You do not need every answer to get started. A recent analysis helps us move from a general enquiry to a defined equipment duty.
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Share the feed and product TDS, flow and pressure readings, membrane age and photos of the plant. We can discuss troubleshooting, pretreatment improvements, replacement equipment and maintenance scope.
Explore upgrades & maintenanceCompare power and feed-water demand, filter and chemical consumption, membrane replacement, cleaning, servicing and reject management. Ask proposals to state their assumptions so operating costs can be compared on the same basis.
Before you enquire
A useful price needs a defined capacity, feed-water quality and package scope. A 1,000 litre/hour system for one water source may need different pretreatment, membranes or pumps from another. Send your city, water use and required output for a project-specific quotation in PKR. Manufacturer, availability, delivery, warranty, taxes and installation are confirmed in the proposal.
Yes. Tell us whether you mean 500 or 1,000 litres per hour, per day, or a storage tank size. Plant production and tank volume are different. If you do not know the hourly output, share your daily water requirement and the hours available to run the plant.
You can make the first enquiry without one. Share the source and any TDS reading you have. A water analysis is needed to confirm equipment selection and the performance basis. TDS alone does not describe hardness, scaling potential, fouling or microbiological quality.
RO can be considered for reducing dissolved salts in suitably pretreated water. The appropriate membranes, pressure and pretreatment depend on the actual water chemistry and required product quality. Highly saline water needs a different design from ordinary brackish feed. Send an analysis before comparing packages.
Tell us this at the start so the complete treatment, disinfection, storage and distribution arrangement can be considered. A low TDS reading alone does not establish drinking-water safety. Finished water needs testing against the applicable drinking-water requirements, with any required licensing confirmed for the intended business.
It can be part of an engineered reuse system after suitable upstream treatment and membrane pretreatment. It is not a substitute for treating raw sewage or industrial effluent. Confirm the reuse-water target, feed variability, fouling control and concentrate disposal route before selecting the RO package.
Aquenvia can discuss equipment sourcing, pretreatment, installation, commissioning and maintenance as part of the agreed project scope. For an existing plant, send the nameplate, photos, flow and TDS readings, and the problem you are seeing. The quotation will state which services and spare parts are included.
Yes. Aquenvia is based in Lahore and accepts project enquiries across Pakistan, including Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan and other cities. Delivery, site attendance and commissioning arrangements are confirmed for your location in the proposal.
Aquenvia · Lahore, Pakistan
Start with your city, intended water use and required capacity. We can work through the missing information together.