WML2 linear insert mineralizer

Why use the WML2 mineralizer?

Osmotic filtration is a very effective water purification method and can remove up to 99.99% of contaminants and minerals from water. That is why many installations equipped with a reverse osmosis filter use an additional insert responsible for the final enrichment of the water.

WML2 is a linear mineralizing insert designed for osmotic filtration systems. Its purpose is to replenish minerals lost during the osmotic filtration process so that the water, after passing through the insert, is more suitable for everyday consumption and more pleasant to drink.

How does the linear insert mineralizer work?

After the purification stage provided by a water filtration system based on reverse osmosis, the water enters the mineralizer. As it flows through the insert, it is enriched with elements important for the human body.

Water flowing through the WML2 is enriched with:

• calcium,
• magnesium,
• potassium,
• sodium.

Thanks to this process, the water after remineralization achieves a mineral composition comparable to the mineral content found in mineral waters available in grocery stores. An additional benefit is improved taste, which matters for everyday drinking as well as for preparing tea, coffee, and other beverages.

Application

The WML2 linear mineralizer is designed for use with reverse osmosis systems. It is a supplementary insert for installations where, after thorough water purification, selected minerals need to be restored.

It performs well wherever an RO-based water filter is responsible for highly precise water treatment and the user additionally expects a more natural taste and an enriched mineral composition after filtration.

Key user benefits

• replenishes minerals removed during osmotic filtration,
• enriches water with calcium, magnesium, potassium, and sodium,
• improves the taste of water after reverse osmosis,
• serves as a practical addition to an RO installation,
• supports the final stage of preparing water for everyday drinking.

Operation and insert selection

The linear mineralizer is a consumable component of the system. Its effectiveness and service life depend on the quality of the feed water and the operating conditions of the entire installation. In practice, this means that the more demanding the incoming water, the greater the potential impact on insert lifespan.

To maintain the proper operation of the reverse osmosis system and the expected mineralization effect, it is worth ensuring timely replacement of the consumable components of the entire setup and using the insert as intended.

Technical specification