Water Treatment

Water Purification Systems

Smith Engineering manufactures custom high purity water treatment equipment, supports all water treatment equipment with a fleet of field service technicians, and distributes products utilized in high purity process environments. Our manufacturing arm designs and builds treatment equipment with the precise requirements of our customer in mind. We offer no standard product line; our finished products are the result of process and purity requirements determined by our customer and our extensive knowledge of water purity requirements particular to given applications/industries.

Water Purification System Options

Custom Design Solutions

All systems are custom designed to make water a true utility for your process. CAD Flow Schematics and 3D Modeling allow for accurate identification, design and placement of your system.

Cold-Clean™ refers to Smith Engineering’s line of DI-Ultrafiltration Purified Water Systems that are a perfect fit for manufacturing applications that require low/no microbial and/or endotoxin content.

Reverse Osmosis

Reverse Osmosis (RO) is capable of the highest filtration possible. RO offers a cost effective way to remove ionic and organic impurities without the need for regeneration chemicals.

Deionization

Exchange DI tanks use cation and anion resins to remove ionic impurities from water. These systems can be designed to use one or more of of our purification technologies.

Evaporative Cooling Supply

When using water evaporation as a means of cooling air, a portion of the water is removed while leaving behind everything else that is within the water source.

Micro/Ultrafiltration

Many processes require fine filtration to remove microbials, endotoxin or other microscopic contaminants. Based on your need we can specify and incorporate the proper filtration scheme.

Parts Cleaning

Purified water has become the solvent of choice in the cleaning of implantable medical devices and other products.

Waste Water Treatment

Reducing solids, removing minerals and balancing pH are all considerations in being compliant with regulations addressing the disposal of process water.