MINERAL WATER PLANT - WHAT WE DO

We are manufacturers of mineral water plant components. A mineral water plant is a facility where natural mineral water is processed, purified, bottled, and prepared for distribution and sale. Mineral water is water from a mineral spring that contains various minerals, such as salts and sulfur compounds, which are beneficial to health. The plant ensures the water maintains its natural properties while meeting safety and quality standards.

Key Components and Processes of a Mineral Water Plant :

1. Water Source

Natural Springs or Wells: The primary source of mineral water, rich in essential minerals.

2. Raw Water Storage

Reservoirs or Tanks: Store the raw mineral water before processing.

3. Pre-Treatment

Filtration: Removal of large particles and sediments.
Activated Carbon Filters: Removal of chlorine, organic compounds, and other impurities.

4. Purification

Sand Filtration: Removes fine particles and suspended solids.
Reverse Osmosis (RO): Further purification to remove dissolved salts and contaminants (used cautiously to retain beneficial minerals).
Ultraviolet (UV) Sterilization: Kills bacteria and viruses without affecting water taste or mineral content.
Ozonation: Disinfects water and ensures it remains free of microorganisms.

5. Mineral Addition (if necessary)

Mineral Dosage: Some processes involve adding back essential minerals removed during purification to meet health standards.

6. Bottling

Bottle Washing: Clean and sanitize bottles before filling.
Filling: Automated systems fill bottles with purified mineral water.
Capping and Sealing: Ensures bottles are securely sealed to prevent contamination.
Labeling and Packaging: Bottles are labeled with brand information and packaged for distribution.

7. Quality Control

Testing: Regular testing of water samples to ensure compliance with health and safety standards.
Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of production processes to maintain quality.

MINERAL WATER PLANT - APPLICATIONS

1. Consumer Market: Bottled mineral water for drinking.
2. Commercial Use: Supply to hotels, restaurants, and offices.
3. Health and Wellness: Used in spas and health clinics for therapeutic purposes.
4. Retail: Sold in supermarkets, convenience stores, and vending machines.