Clearflow Water Systems has been designing and building water treatment plants for more than a decade. We are an engineering team first and a fabricator second: the people who design your system are the same people who test it before it ships and who pick up the phone when you need support years later.
What we actually do
We design, build and commission water treatment plants across the full range of membrane technologies — reverse osmosis, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, electrodeionization, membrane bioreactors and high-recovery systems. We do not manufacture the membranes themselves; we stay deliberately independent of any single supplier, so each project gets the component that suits it best rather than the one we happen to stock.
| Measure | Figure | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Systems delivered | 100+ | Across a wide range of industries |
| Countries served | 20+ | Directly and through local partners |
| Capacity range | Small skids to large plants | Larger duties delivered as parallel units |
| Workshop | 2,000+ m² | Assembly and testing under one roof |
| Engineering team | In-house | Design, laboratory and site support |
| Typical proposal turnaround | A few working days | With a complete water analysis |
How we are set up
Our laboratory, assembly workshop and test area sit on one site, and that is deliberate. A design engineer can walk over to the test bench, look at a component returned from the field and be back at the desk in ten minutes. Keeping design and hands-on experience in the same building is what makes each generation of our designs better than the last.
- In-house water testing laboratory
- Assembly workshop with a dedicated witnessed test area
- Welding and pressure equipment built to recognised international standards
- Options for demanding site environments available on request
How we sell
We quote against your actual water and your actual requirement, never against a shopping list someone else wrote. If the water you send us will not support the performance in the specification, we will say so in the proposal rather than discovering it during commissioning. That occasionally costs us an order. It has never cost us a plant.