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Commercial

Commercial

Commercial Water Filters & Systems for High-Flow Applications

AFW's broader commercial category is built for businesses, facilities, large properties, and demanding residential applications that need more than a standard household setup.

Commercial water treatment isn't one product type. The right system depends on the contaminant, required flow rate, daily water demand, source water, available installation space, drainage, storage, pressure, and whether the system needs to run continuously.

Shop Commercial Water Treatment Systems by Application

Below we have listed the best commercial water treatment systems.

Commercial Reverse Osmosis Systems

Commercial RO is used when a facility needs substantial reduction of dissolved solids and other contaminants, from light-commercial 400 GPD systems through 7,000 GPD whole-house commercial RO.

High-Flow Commercial Water Softeners

Commercial softeners reduce hardness-related scale in high-demand plumbing systems, appliances, boilers, and process equipment. We offer a variety of Commercial Softeners with different capacity and flow-rate options.

Commercial Iron, Sulfur, and Manganese Systems

Commercial Filox systems with Fleck 2850 control heads are AFW's options for iron, hydrogen sulfide, and manganese treatment. Current examples include a 4-cubic-foot system treating up to 24 GPM, a 5-cubic-foot system treating up to 30 GPM, and a 6-cubic-foot system treating up to 36 GPM. These flow rates are product-specific, not universal; check the individual product listing and confirm against your own water-test results before selecting a size.

Storage, Pumps, and Controls

RO storage tanks, tank float valves, booster pumps, and distribution equipment round out the commercial category. These components matter most when production and building demand happen at different times; a storage tank and pump bridge that gap.

How to Choose a Commercial Water Filter System

  • Test the source water
  • Identify the contaminant or treatment goal
  • Calculate peak flow and daily usage
  • Confirm pressure and drain requirements
  • Select pre-treatment
  • Plan storage and distribution
  • Verify maintenance and replacement access

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the contaminant and the flow rate you need to treat. RO addresses dissolved solids, softeners address hardness, and Filox systems address iron, sulfur, and manganese - often used in combination.

General commercial filtration (sediment, carbon, Filox) targets specific contaminants like particulate, chlorine, iron, or sulfur. Commercial RO uses a membrane to reduce a broader range of dissolved solids at once.

Standard filtration media doesn't address hardness; that's the role of a commercial water softener. RO also reduces hardness minerals as part of overall TDS reduction, but a softener is the dedicated solution.

Yes. Larger homes with high water demand or well-water treatment needs sometimes use the same commercial-grade equipment as small businesses; sizing still depends on actual flow and usage.

Untreated sediment, chlorine, iron, or hardness can foul or damage an RO membrane early, so pre-treatment protects the membrane and extends its service life.

Start with a water test, then calculate daily and peak flow demand. From there, AFW can help match capacity, valve configuration, and any needed pre-treatment.