RO Water Treatment Plant
Pre-treatment, RO purification and project-specific polishing or disinfection stages for treated water production.
Design and equipment solutions for RO water bottling plants, packaged drinking water projects and mineral water production lines. Plan purification, rinsing, filling, capping, labelling and packaging around your target production.
A commercial packaged drinking water setup can combine water treatment and downstream packaging equipment. The exact combination should be selected after reviewing source-water quality, bottle format, production target, space and operating requirements.
Pre-treatment, RO purification and project-specific polishing or disinfection stages for treated water production.
Disinfection options can be incorporated into the treatment line based on the water-quality and process design.
Rinsing, filling and capping equipment for PET bottle production lines, selected according to required output.
Complete the packaging workflow with labelling and coding equipment for batch, date and product information.
Move filled bottles through labelling, secondary packaging and dispatch stages with a suitable conveyor layout.
Coordinate treatment, bottling and packaging requirements into a practical plant configuration for the proposed site.

Plant selection is not only about machine speed. Bottle size, target output, source-water characteristics, treatment stages, available floor area, utilities and desired automation all influence the configuration.
Explore the main equipment categories used in packaged drinking water projects and discuss the appropriate configuration for your target market.

Integrated water purification and bottle-filling solution for packaged drinking water projects.

Automated rinsing, filling, capping and conveyor arrangements for higher-throughput projects.

Plan treatment and packaging equipment around your product format and operating requirements.
Choose a water treatment capacity according to your water requirement, production target, operating hours and future expansion plan. The capacities below are common planning categories; final specifications and configuration depend on the project.
Suitable for smaller commercial and growing water-treatment requirements.
For higher-volume water treatment and production requirements.
For large water-treatment projects subject to site and process requirements.
A typical plant may use the following sequence. Actual treatment stages and equipment depend on the project design.
Source collection
Filtration
Purification
Disinfection
Bottle cleaning
Packaged water
Dispatch
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Use these answers as a starting point; final plant selection should be based on your specific project conditions.
An RO bottling plant combines water purification equipment with downstream bottle-handling equipment such as rinsing, filling and capping. Depending on the project, it may also include UV, ozone, labelling, batch coding and secondary packaging.
An RO plant primarily treats water. A bottling plant adds the equipment needed to put treated water into containers and complete the packaging workflow. A packaged drinking water project may use both.
There is no universal capacity. Consider your expected daily sales, bottle size, operating hours, available space, source water and future expansion plan before selecting equipment.
Yes. These can be planned as separate or integrated stages depending on the selected equipment, bottle format and required level of automation.
Rishabh Raj Enterprises accepts enquiries for projects across India. Delivery, installation and service availability should be confirmed for the selected equipment and project location.
Project enquiries can be discussed for 250 LPH, 500 LPH, 1000 LPH, 1500 LPH, 2000 LPH, 3000 LPH, 5000 LPH, 7500 LPH, 10000 LPH and 12000 LPH RO plant capacities. Final plant specifications depend on feed-water quality, recovery requirement, operating conditions and project design.
Share your project location, water source, bottle size, desired production capacity, operating hours and automation preference. The team can then discuss the suitable configuration and current quotation.
Send your requirement and discuss water treatment, bottle filling, capping, labelling and packaging options with Rishabh Raj Enterprises.
For a more useful quotation discussion, include your target capacity, bottle size, project location and water source.