Water purification plants
Drinking water where there is no network: after a disaster, in a camp or during a coastal operation. HYDROS plants treat water from rivers, lakes or wells, and HYDROS MARINE plants treat seawater; both are chemical-free and can run on four power sources. Flow rate and format are chosen according to the number of people to supply and how the equipment will reach the site. Each range goes from a portable unit to a containerised plant.
Where it is used
- Emergencies and natural disasters
- Camps and deployed bases
- Coastal, port and shipboard operations
- Humanitarian aid and field hospitals
Products in this line
HYDROS
Portable plug-and-play purification plant for producing drinking water from rivers, lakes and other natural sources, from 1,000 to 20,000 l/h.
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HYDROS MARINE
Portable plug-and-play plant that turns salt water into drinking water, from 60 to 8,000 l/h depending on the model.
View productFrom the van to the riverbank, and treated water at the tap
The portable HYDROS travels in a van and is carried by hand to the water source. At the river, the intake is connected, the unit is started and it begins to deliver treated water, with no assembly and no chemicals.
The video shows the whole sequence: loading, transport, set-up by the river and water coming out.
9 references in production
2026 range of purification plants. The series indicates the type of feed water; the flow rate, the format and how it is transported.
9 of 9 references
| Model | Series (water) | Flow rate | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| HYDROS | HYDROS | 1,000 l/h | Plug & Play |
| HYDROS 8000 | HYDROS | 8,000 l/h | Rack |
| HYDROS ISO 10′ | HYDROS | 10,000 l/h | ISO 10′ |
| HYDROS ISO 20′ | HYDROS | 20,000 l/h | ISO 20′ |
| HM 60 | HYDROS MARINE | 60 l/h | Plug & Play |
| HM 240 | HYDROS MARINE | 240 l/h | Rack |
| HM 2000 | HYDROS MARINE | 2,000 l/h | ISO 10′ |
| HM 4000 | HYDROS MARINE | 4,000 l/h | ISO 20′ |
| HM 8000 | HYDROS MARINE | 8,000 l/h | ISO 40′ |
How to read the table: HYDROS: fresh water from rivers, lakes or wells. HYDROS MARINE: seawater. Plug & Play: portable unit in a case. Rack: several units in a frame. ISO 10′, 20′ and 40′: inside a container of that length.
Manufacturer’s nominal flow rates. The format of some models is taken from the catalogue images and is confirmed in the quotation.
About Water purification plants
Which purification plant do I need?
It depends on the source and the demand. For rivers, lakes or wells, HYDROS; for seawater, HYDROS MARINE. The flow rate is worked out from the number of people and the services that depend on water (kitchen, showers, hospital). Give us those figures and how the equipment will be transported, and we will propose a model.
What do they run on?
On four sources: solar panels, 110/220 V mains, a 12/24 V vehicle battery or their internal battery. This means they can work without a generator where there is no power supply.
Tell us about the deployment you need
Number of people or beds, services, climate, timeframe and how it will reach the site. We propose a configuration and send you data sheets and a quotation.