For over 75 years, Reynolds Culligan has led the way in custom water treatment solutions and friendly, reliable services. From maintenance and bulk salt deliveries to optimized reverse osmosis treatment systems for commercial and industrial applications, companies across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland choose Reynolds Culligan.

Industrial & Commercial Reverse Osmosis Systems Catalog

Reynolds Culligan offers economical, easy-to-use reverse osmosis solutions that capture contaminants, delivering consistent water quality for everything from drinking water to industrial processing. Back To Top

Reverse Osmosis FAQs

If you're considering a commercial reverse osmosis system for the first time, our friendly specialists can help you find the right system for your facility, water volume needs, and the level of purity you require. Start learning more about what the right industrial reverse osmosis system can do with these frequently asked questions.

How does a reverse osmosis system work?

Reverse osmosis systems work by using high levels of pressure to push water through a semi-permeable membrane that captures a wide range of contaminants as the permeate, or the stream of treated water, continues downstream. Depending on your facility's needs, you can use large systems that conduct treated water through pipes to multiple endpoints, or you can choose point-of-use reverse osmosis systems.

What contaminants does an RO system remove?

Reverse osmosis systems can separate many different types of contaminants from the permeate. These include:

• Arsenic
• Lead
• Bacteria
• Dissolved salts
• PFAS
• Viruses
• Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

The efficacy of contaminant removal depends on factors like membrane quality, membrane age, and the level of total dissolved solids in the water prior to treatment.

What are the benefits of using an RO system for my business?

Reverse osmosis systems offer several benefits for commercial and industrial businesses, including:

• Controlling the quality of water for the production of consumables for industries such as pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and others without the costs of full water delivery
• Better tasting and odor-free water for drinking and on-site use
• The effective removal of up to 99% of inorganic contaminants

RO systems can work with well or city water, making them a robust solution across many different areas and regions.

How do I know what size RO system I need?

Reynolds Culligan manufactures industrial and commercial RO systems to accommodate various levels of demand. To choose the right-sized RO system, consider:

• How much water your facility (or the specific fixture, for point-of-use systems) uses in 24 hours, and if there are peak periods of demand
• The physical space available for the RO unit
• If you anticipate having changes in demand over time

Based on these factors, a Reynolds Culligan specialist can help you determine the most cost-effective model for your application.

The Reynolds Culligan Advantage

Reynolds Culligan is committed to ensuring our clients have access to treated water in line with budget, demand, and other factors. Since 1950, we have served customers across Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Our company is third-generation, locally owned and operated, and we provide industrial reverse osmosis water systems, deionizers, and water softeners, with additional services like preventative maintenance for your system.

Get a Free Estimate for Your Reverse Osmosis System

Reverse osmosis water treatment systems provide a higher standard of water quality. When your business operations need access to high volumes of treated water, Reynolds Culligan delivers with innovative solutions, hands-off upkeep services, and regular delivery of salts and other materials.

Reach out today to speak with a water treatment specialist about your needs and to arrange a free estimate before ordering your reverse osmosis system.

Commercial & Industrial Water Softening Systems

Commercial and industrial water treatment systems benefit from reliable water softener solutions. At Reynolds Culligan, you'll find a wide selection of industrial water softener systems that can increase energy efficiency and sustainability. Keep reading to learn more about our commercial and industrial water softening systems.

Our Commercial & Industrial Water Softener Product Catalog

As a leading water softening equipment supplier, Reynolds Culligan offers a range of high-quality industrial and commercial water softener systems. Browse our full selection to find a solution for your requirements. Back To Top

Water Softening FAQs: Get Your Questions Answered

Want to learn more about our water softener systems and get help making the right choice for your application? Here are some answers to frequently asked questions:

How does a water softener work?

Water softeners use an ion exchange process to replace hard water minerals like magnesium and calcium ions with sodium or other alternative ions, a process that helps to mitigate the risk of buildup in pipes over time. These systems can meet specific requirements for system flow, water chemistry, and demand cycles.

What is the difference between a water softener and a water filter?

Whereas water softener systems are designed to remove hard water minerals from water systems, water filters remove certain types of contaminants, like chlorine, bacteria, and lead. Industrial water treatment systems can utilize a combination of filters and softeners to ensure safer and cleaner water while maximizing efficiency.

What are the benefits of a twin-tank system?

While many applications can benefit from a single-tank system, industrial and commercial water softener systems may experience better results with a twin-tank system. Twin-tank systems enable softening during regeneration for continuous operation, alternating between tanks to cut down on wear and tear. They also have a greater capacity to handle high demand.

How do I know what size system my business needs?

You can properly size your water softener system by determining water hardness, with harder water requiring more extensive solutions. Daily water usage and grain capacity requirements will also dictate system size.

Why Choose Reynolds Culligan Water Softening Systems?

There are a few key advantages of using Reynolds Culligan water softeners for commercial and industrial applications. These include:

• Superior efficiency. Reynolds Culligan offers highly efficient water softener systems that use less salt, water, and energy compared to other solutions.
• Smart control. With our dedicated app, you can automatically receive alerts for low salt levels, track water usage, and implement remote bypass.
• Convenient salt delivery. As soon as you need more salt, we deliver it directly to your facility to minimize disruptions.

Get a Free Estimate for Your Water Softening System

Reynolds Culligan provides commercial and industrial customers with some of the most reliable systems available. We carry a wide range of configurations to meet each customer's precise requirements, regardless of their setup. Whether you're seeking a compact system or a more robust solution for high-demand systems, our experts can match you with the right system for your application.

Contact a Reynolds Culligan specialist today to discuss your needs. You can also request more information about our solutions to discover how our products can meet your water softening needs.

Industrial & Commercial Deionized Water Systems Catalog

Industrial and commercial operations rely on consistent, high-purity water to protect equipment, maintain product quality, and meet process requirements. Reynolds Culligan offers a full range of deionized (DI) water systems that support demanding applications across manufacturing, healthcare, laboratories, and power generation.

Whether you need a standalone deionized water system or a scalable solution integrated into a larger treatment process, our team helps you select the right DI system for your operation.

Our catalog is designed to make it easier to compare options, understand system capabilities, and move confidently from evaluation to implementation.

Explore Our Deionized Water System Solutions

Reynolds Culligan's industrial and commercial deionized water system solutions are engineered for performance, reliability, and ease of maintenance. These systems remove dissolved ionic contaminants from water, producing ultra-low conductivity water suitable for critical applications.

Our solutions support a wide range of flow rates, purity requirements, and facility footprints. Back To Top

Common applications for deionized water systems include areas where mineral content can compromise outcomes, such as:

• Process water
• Rinse water
• Boiler makeup
• Laboratory use
• Equipment protection

No matter your reason, you can rest assured that every deionizing water system is backed by Reynolds Culligan's commercial water expertise and local service support.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About DI Water Systems

Understanding how a deionized water system fits into your overall water treatment strategy is critical. Below are answers to common questions we hear from commercial and industrial customers.

What is the difference between Deionized (DI) and Reverse Osmosis (RO) water?

Reverse osmosis removes a broad range of contaminants, while deionization specifically targets dissolved ions. In many applications, RO and DI systems are used together to achieve higher purity and extend resin life.

Why is DI water necessary for my specific industry?

Lots of industries require DI water to prevent scale, corrosion, product contamination, or interference with sensitive processes and equipment.

What kind of maintenance do DI systems require?

Maintenance typically includes resin replacement or regeneration, system monitoring, and periodic inspections to ensure consistent water quality.

What is Portable Exchange Deionization (PEDI)?

PEDI uses exchange tanks that are swapped out when resin is exhausted, providing continuous DI water without on-site regeneration or downtime.

The Reynolds Culligan Advantage

Here are a few reasons why customers love working with Reynolds Culligan:

• Application-driven system selection. We recommend DI solutions based on your industry, water chemistry, and performance requirements.
• Flexible system configurations. Our industrial deionized water system options scale from small commercial needs to complex, high-demand processes.
• Reliable service and support. Local expertise ensures responsive maintenance, resin exchange, and system optimization.
• Proven water treatment experience. Reynolds Culligan's commercial water legacy delivers confidence at every stage, from design to long-term operation.

Get a Custom Quote on a Deionized Water System

Choosing the right commercial deionized water system starts with understanding your water quality goals and operational demands. At Reynolds Culligan, our specialists are ready to help you evaluate options, compare system types, and build a solution tailored to your facility.

Contact us today to speak with a water treatment expert or request information on deionizer systems.