8-inch Low-pressure High Flow RO Membrane Elements
JOZZON's 8-inch high-flux low-pressure RO membrane elements deliver an exceptional 12,500 GPD, maximizing water output while minimizing energy consumption. Featuring a rugged fiberglass wound shell, these elements offer superior pressure resistance and long-term reliability.
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High-Flow 8-inch RO Membranes for Large-Scale Systems
JOZZON’s 8-inch high-flux low-pressure membrane elements, rated at an industry-leading 12,500 GPD, are engineered to meet the growing demand for maximum water production while keeping operating costs low. From large-scale industrial water treatment to municipal drinking water systems and water reuse projects, these elements can be flexibly configured to build systems with various requirements, such as energy savings, maximum water recovery, or minimal footprint.
All elements feature a rugged fiberglass wound shell, offering better pressure resistance than traditional alternatives. This robust construction prevents membrane telescoping under fluctuating operating conditions, delivers a longer service life with fewer failure risks, and supports stable performance even in multi-element series configurations. The exceptional 12,500 GPD flux means fewer membrane elements are required to achieve target water output, significantly reducing both capital investment and ongoing maintenance costs.
Whether you are designing a large-scale industrial RO plant, a municipal water treatment facility, or a high-recovery water reuse system, JOZZON’s 8-inch high-flux low-pressure elements provide the perfect balance of high output, durability, and energy efficiency.
Why Choose JOZZON RO Membrane 8 High Flow
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1. Up to 12,500 GPD High Flow
The optimized membrane structure delivers exceptionally high permeate production, helping large-scale systems achieve target capacity with fewer membrane elements.
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2. High Flow at Low Operating Pressure
Designed for high water production at 150 psi, helping reduce energy consumption while maintaining reliable RO performance.
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3. Excellent Salt Rejection
With 98–99% salt rejection, the membrane effectively removes dissolved salts and contaminants while maintaining consistent permeate quality.
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4. Fewer Elements, Lower System Costs
Higher output per membrane element can reduce the number of elements and pressure vessels required, helping lower capital investment and ongoing maintenance costs.
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5. Durable Fiberglass-Wound Shell
The rugged fiberglass-wound shell provides enhanced pressure resistance, helps prevent membrane telescoping, and supports reliable long-term operation.
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6. Easy Integration into Large RO Systems
Standard 8-inch dimensions allow straightforward integration with mainstream membrane housings and multi-element RO configurations.
Typical Applications
1. Large-Scale Industrial Water Treatment
Designed for industrial RO plants requiring high water production, energy-efficient operation, and reliable long-term performance.
2. Municipal Water Treatment
Suitable for municipal drinking water treatment systems where high membrane productivity is required.
3. Large-Scale Water Reuse
Supports water reuse projects requiring high-capacity RO treatment and efficient recovery of treated water.
4. High-Recovery Water Treatment Systems
Suitable for systems where high permeate production and efficient membrane configuration are important design requirements.

High Flow Benefits for RO System Design
Reduced Membrane Quantity
Higher permeate flow per element can reduce the total number of membranes needed for a target capacity.
Simplified System Configuration
Fewer membrane elements can simplify pressure vessel arrangement and system design.
Lower Maintenance Requirements
Fewer membrane elements can simplify routine inspection, cleaning, and replacement activities.
Lower Capital Investment
A reduced membrane and pressure vessel requirement can help lower initial equipment costs.
Available Models
|
Membrane Element Model |
Effective Membrane Area ft2 (m2) |
Water Production Flow Rate GPD (m³/d) |
Stable Desalination Rate (%) |
Minimum Desalination Rate (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JRW-8040-400-HF |
400 (37.2) |
12500 (47.4) |
99.0 |
98.0 |
Extreme Usage Conditions
| Maximum Operating Pressure | 600psi (4.14 MPa) |
| Maximum Influent Flow Rate | 75gpm (17 m³/h) |
| Maximum Inlet Water Temperature | 45℃ |
| Maximum Influent SDI15 | 5 |
| Influent Free Chlorine Concentration | < 0.1 ppm |
| Influent ph Range During Continuous Operation | 2~12 |
|
ph Range of Influent During Chemical Cleaning (Short-term 30-minute Period) |
1~13 |
| Maximum Pressure Drop of a Single Membrane Element | 15psi (0.1Mpa) |
Test Conditions
| Test Pressure | 150psi (1.03Mpa) |
| Test Solution Temperature | 25℃ |
| Test Solution Concentration (NaCl) | 1500ppm |
| Test Solution ph Value | 7.5 |
| Single Membrane Element Recovery Rate | 15% |
Membrane Element Size
The units in the diagram are millimeters (inches).

