WATERMAKER SLCE-SD
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A quality machine From the primary filtration of the feed sea water, to the quality control of the produced water, SLCE SD desalinators comprise a complete and high performance treatment line, associated with an ergonomic control and checking system. Composition • • • • • • Epoxy coated stainless steel frame Self priming low pressure feed pump Sand filter with multi-function valve 20 and 5 μ cartridge filters High pressure pump in 316 L stainless steel Reverse osmosis modules with high rejection rate membranes • Pressure control gauges and pressure safety switches • Continuous salinity...

Compact dimensions and capacities suitable for small tonnage vessels. The neutralite filter and the sand filter are separated from the skid. The reverse osmosis module can be integrated with, or separated from, the skid. Connected power Desalinator weight Sand filter weight SLCE SD11/SD21/ SD 22 From 5 to 32 m3/24 h Compact Modular kit Very compact desalinator; excellent compromise between production capacity and space requirements. In its modular version the skid can be separated into three modules in order to facilitate its transport and installation. This modularity is very useful when...

SD5 Compact SD11/SD21 compact and modular form Compact installation Modular installation

Designed for intensive professional use on work vessels and land based sites, SLCE SD desalinators have a well deserved reputation for robustness and simplicity. SLCE SD 5 range: from 1.5 to 5.5 cubic meters per day SLCE SD 11 and SD 21 ranges ; from 5 to 20 cubic meters per day SLCE SD 22 range : up to 32 cubic meters per day Discover their remarkable reliability, the result of more than 20 years experience on all the seas of the World. Design, manufacturing, technical support, international network of technical dealers; the SLCE organisation is devoted entirely to quality and service....

149, Rue Salvador Dali ZA de Kergouaran - Caudan CS 8002 56607 LANESTER Cedex France - Specifications are subject to alteration without prior notice - February 2013