Request a containerized water treatment quote
Every containerized water treatment unit we build is sized against one specific water. Tell us the stream, the flow, and the date it has to run. We come back with a configuration, a delivered price, and a schedule.
Send your requirements
This form goes to a process engineer, not a mailbox. The more you can tell us about the stream, the closer our first reply will be to a real proposal. If you are still weighing options, read how our containerized units work first.
What we need to quote a containerized water treatment unit
Five things let us size a unit and price it properly:
- Flow rate, in m³/d or m³/h
- A water analysis, even a partial one
- Target water quality, or the discharge limit
- The date it has to be running
- Site country and nearest port
What happens next
- Within two business daysAn engineer reviews your data and proposes a configuration.
- Technical callWe confirm the process, the utilities you need on site, and the contract model.
- Firm offerDelivered price, scope of supply, and a dated schedule to startup.
Contact us directly
- info@jing-yu.com
- Phone
- +86 21 6593 0816
- Office hours
- Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 Shanghai time (GMT+8)
Details that change the price
You do not need all of this to start a conversation. But each item below moves the number, so sending them early saves a round trip.
| What to tell us | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Feed source | Surface water, well water, seawater, process effluent, leachate, or mine water. This sets the pretreatment. |
| TDS and main ions | Chloride, sulfate, hardness, and silica decide whether reverse osmosis alone is enough. |
| COD and ammonia | Organic load determines whether biological or oxidation steps are needed ahead of the membranes. |
| Temperature range | Feed and ambient temperature affect membrane sizing, and cold climates need heating and insulation. |
| Power available | Voltage, frequency, and phases. We build to your local standard rather than shipping a converter. |
| Duration of need | Weeks, a few years, or permanent. This decides whether you rent, lease, or buy. |
| Site access | Port, road width, and crane availability. Standard ISO containers suit almost any site, but it is worth confirming. |
From inquiry to running water
The clock starts when the scope is confirmed, not when the first email arrives. Getting the water data right at the start is what keeps the 90 days realistic.