Trailer: Mobile
Mobile capacity, ready to roll.
A road-towable unit that brings serious purification, desalination or wastewater treatment wherever it's needed, set up fast, run unattended, monitored remotely.
Serious treatment you can tow to site.
A road-towable unit that brings purification, desalination or wastewater treatment to camps, farms, field operations and emergency sites. Set up fast, run unattended, and monitored remotely, capacity that arrives where the work is. Purpose-built to fit standard aircraft cargo holds, so it can be flown in and transferred straight to a trailer on arrival, with standard forklift handling throughout.
6,000 L/hr
freshwater output
Fresh · desal · wastewater
three treatment lines
Road-towable
deploys to site
Unattended
remote monitoring
Freshwater
PLW3
Purifies fresh, bore or surface water at property/camp scale.
- Output
6,000 L/hr freshwater
Full specifications provided at site assessment.
Desalination / brackish
PLW3D
Turns brackish or seawater into safe supply.
- Output
600 L/hr on seawater
Full specifications provided at site assessment.
Wastewater
PLW3B
Treats and reclaims wastewater for reuse or safe discharge.
- Process
Multi-stage treatment configured to the application
Throughput and process detail confirmed at site assessment: talk to an engineer.
Deployed on site
Connected to site tankage and running: real water, real installation.
Modular treatment, configured to the job.
Modular multi-stage filtration
Reverse osmosis
UV disinfection
Configured to the application (fresh / desal / wastewater)
Towed in, switched on, left to run.
Position the trailer, connect the source and power, and it produces to spec with minimal operator attention. Rugged for transport and site conditions, solar-capable off the grid, and monitored remotely so the first sign of a problem is an alert, not an empty tank.
PLW3 skid · installed 2024
Towable · operator for scale
Real deployments, real results.
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