2 Tons of Clean Water an Hour, from Groundwater or Tap Water

Every hour, this machine turns out 2 tons of clean water. Feed it groundwater or tap water; the source doesn't matter much. Switch it on and it runs.

We build these units at our own factory and ship them to buyers in more than 50 countries. If you run a bottling line, a water station, a food plant, a hotel, or a school that needs steady purified water, this is usually the first size people ask about.

What a 2 TPH RO plant actually is

"2 TPH" means 2 tons per hour: 2,000 liters every hour, or roughly 48,000 liters a day if you run it continuously. It's a reverse osmosis system. Water is pushed under pressure through a semi-permeable membrane that holds back dissolved salts, heavy metals, bacteria, and most organic matter, while clean water passes through.

The machine itself is a skid with filter tanks, a high-pressure pump, and the membrane vessels, all wired to an automatic control panel.

One unit, two water sources

This unit accepts both groundwater and tap water, which is why it does well in areas where neither source is great on its own.

Groundwater (borewell or well water). Most well water carries hardness, iron, and dissolved solids, and the mix changes a lot from one region to the next. The sand filter pulls out sediment and suspended solids before they reach the membranes. That keeps the RO elements clean and means you're not replacing membranes every few months.

Tap water (municipal supply). City water is generally cleaner, but it still carries residual chlorine and a little sediment. The activated carbon filter strips the chlorine — chlorine is hard on RO membranes — and the security filter catches anything fine that gets through.

How it runs, step by step

The flow inside the unit:

Raw water tank → raw water pump → quartz sand filter → activated carbon filter → security filter → high-pressure pump → RO membrane → pure water tank

In plain terms: water comes in, gets filtered twice, gets pushed hard through the membrane, and lands in a storage tank. The control panel runs the cycle automatically, so day-to-day operation is mostly turning it on, checking the gauges, and letting it work.

What you get out of it

• A steady 2,000 liters an hour of purified water.

• Automatic operation. One person can run it after a short walkthrough; you don't need a water treatment specialist on staff.

• Ready to run out of the box. We test every unit before it ships, so on-site work is hooking up water and power, not assembling filters.

• Low running cost. Energy use is modest and normal operation adds no chemicals.

• A 304 stainless steel frame that stands up to hard-water areas and humid sites.

• A compact footprint that fits in a standard plant room.

Where this size makes sense

The usual buyers are bottled water and packaged drinking water plants, community water stations and vending kiosks, food and beverage production, restaurants and hotels, canteens and commercial kitchens, schools and hospitals, and electronics or light manufacturing.

Roughly speaking: if your site uses around 2,000 liters of purified water an hour, or you're building a small drinking-water project, this unit covers you. If you need more later, we scale the same design up to larger capacity or double-pass RO, instead of making you swap out the whole system.

Buying from a factory instead of a trader

A lot of equipment in this size range is sold by trading companies that don't build anything themselves. We manufacture ours. That matters in two ways: you deal directly with the people who know the machine, and we can adjust the build to your feed water and target water quality instead of selling you a fixed configuration.

We've been at this since 2020 and back every order with installation guidance and after-sales support. If your water is high-TDS borewell water, or you need a specific supply voltage, tell us before we build. That's the kind of detail worth sorting out early.

FAQ

How much water does a 2 TPH RO plant make per day?2,000 liters per hour, about 48,000 liters per day at continuous operation.

Can it run on groundwater?Yes. It's designed for both groundwater and municipal tap water. Pre-treatment handles the sediment and iron in well water and the chlorine in city water.

Is it complicated to operate?No. Operation is automatic; the main tasks are starting the unit and checking the pressure gauges. We walk buyers through it before shipment.

What does it remove?The membranes remove dissolved salts, heavy metals, bacteria, and viruses, among other contaminants.

Can you customize the system?Yes. Capacity, feed water handling, and output water standard can all be adjusted. Tell us what you're working with and we'll quote accordingly.

Get in touch

If you have a similar need — a well or a tap, a specific volume, a water quality target — send us a message. We'll tell you honestly whether this unit fits, or whether a different size makes more sense.

Website:https://www.yufengwatertreatment.comWhatsApp: +86 18553987893Shandong Yufeng Water Treatment Equipment Co., Ltd.