FRP End-Cap RO Membrane Housing by AQUALITEK

FRP End-Cap RO Membrane Housing — Durable, Lightweight, Reliable

Product Overview

AQUALITEK's FRP End-Cap RO Membrane Housing is engineered for superior performance in reverse osmosis systems. Constructed from High Quality fiberglass-reinforced polymer (FRP) materials, this end-cap style membrane housing offers excellent chemical resistance, high pressure tolerance, and long service life. Ideal for new installations and retrofits, the FRP End-Cap RO Membrane Housing supports single and multiple-element configurations and integrates seamlessly into residential, commercial, and industrial water treatment lines.

Key Features & Benefits

Our FRP End-Cap RO Membrane Housing provides a compelling combination of strength and corrosion resistance. Benefits include lightweight construction for easier handling and reduced installation costs, superior resistance to chlorides and aggressive media, precision-molded end caps for leak-tight seals, and compatibility with common RO membrane sizes. Each housing undergoes stringent quality control to ensure consistent pressure ratings and long-term reliability.

Applications

The FRP End-Cap RO Membrane Housing from AQUALITEK is suitable for point-of-entry residential RO systems, commercial beverage and food processing, pharmaceutical pre-treatment, and large-scale industrial desalination and wastewater reuse systems. Its robust design performs in harsh environments where metal housings corrode, making it a preferred choice for coastal, chemical, and high-salinity installations.

Customization & Technical Support

AQUALITEK offers tailored solutions including custom lengths, port configurations, pressure ratings, and mounting options to fit specific system requirements. Our engineering team provides technical drawings, material certifications, and installation guidance to accelerate project delivery. Custom-branded housings and OEM partnerships are available for volume orders.

Why Choose AQUALITEK

As a leading manufacturer headquartered in Guangzhou, Aqualitek Water Treatment Technologies Co., Ltd. (AQT) combines manufacturing excellence with global service. When you choose our FRP End-Cap RO Membrane Housing, you get durable components, responsive support, and cost-effective solutions that enhance system uptime and lower total cost of ownership.

Get Started

Contact AQUALITEK today to specify the right FRP End-Cap RO Membrane Housing for your project. We deliver quick quotes, technical documentation, and worldwide shipping to meet your schedule and quality expectations.

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FAQ:

How often should I replace filters and membranes?

Filter and membrane lifespan depends on water quality, usage, and system type. General guidelines:
1. Sediment & Carbon Filters: Replace every 6–12 months.
2. RO Membranes: Replace every 2–3 years, depending on water conditions.
3. UF/NF Membranes: Replace every 1–2 years.
Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and water quality.

Does AQT provide technical support and after-sales service?

Yes! We offer comprehensive technical support, including installation guidance, troubleshooting, spare parts supply, and ongoing maintenance assistance. Our after-sales team is available to ensure your water treatment system operates efficiently.

What industries does AQT serve?

We provide water treatment solutions for a wide range of industries, including:
Industrial Manufacturing – Process water treatment, cooling water, and boiler feed.
Hospitality & Commercial – Hotels, restaurants, and office buildings.
Residential Applications – Drinking water purification and softening.
Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals – Ultra-pure water for laboratories and hospitals.
Municipal & Public Utilities – Water supply and wastewater treatment.
Food & Beverage Processing – Filtration for beverage production and food safety.

Can I use a water softener with a septic system?

Yes. Studies show no negative impact, especially when using metered regeneration systems.