Aqua Soft’s Reverse Osmosis Solutions Address Need For Safe Drinking Water In India

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Aqua Soft has served the industrial and commercial domain in addition to the domestic requirements since its inception in the market in early 2001s. With 1000s of  RO installations, Aqua Soft has built a loyal customer base over the years. It manufactures domestic RO machines within the range of INR 6500 to 24500; Commercial/Industrial Water plants from 50LPH to 10000 LPH and Water Vending ATM from 100LPH to 1000 LPH.


Aqua Soft, a Domestic & Commercial reverse osmosis and Water Vending machine manufacturing company, is one of the fastest growing brands in the water purification industry. It has been delivering high-quality products and excellent craftsmanship to the Indian market.  It offers an entire range of water treatment and purification products – Domestic RO, Commercial RO, Water Coolers, Water Softeners, Fixed and Mobile Water Vending Machines(Water ATMs).
Aqua Soft’s Reverse Osmosis Solutions Address Need For Safe Drinking Water In India

Aqua Soft has served the industrial and commercial domain in addition to the domestic requirements since its inception in the market in early 2001s. With 1000s of  RO installations, Aqua Soft has built a loyal customer base over the years. It manufactures domestic RO machines within the range of INR 6500 to 24500; Commercial/Industrial Water plants from 50LPH to 10000 LPH and Water Vending ATM from 100LPH to 1000 LPH.
On asking Mr Pramod Bajaj, founder of Aqua Soft said, “Water is one of the most essential natural resources and unfortunately, it is also one of the most polluted resources on Earth. Today, access to pure drinking water is also a concern. More than 80% of Indian Households drink untreated water which can cause several water-borne diseases and disorders.”
“This concern led Aqua Soft to the manufacture of our Fixed and Mobile Water ATMs. More than 450 Aqua Soft water vending machines(Water ATMs) have already been installed all over the country. According to our analysis, there is still the requirement of over 2-3 lakh Water ATMs to provide affordable and pure drinking water to all. Not only this, our Water ATMs have generated employment for several thousands of people,” said Mr Bajaj.
Commenting on the expansion prospect, Mr Bajaj said, “Aqua Soft provides 100+ domestic and commercial Reverse Osmosis water purifiers via its Business partner network PAN India. We have 18 existing Aqua Soft Sales And Service Franchise Outlets across the country. It is an elevating business model with high-profit margins and Return On Investment. We work closely with all our franchise partners by providing them timely offline and online support. We also plan to expand to 50-60 more franchise outlets by July 2019. We are open to franchise enquiries across India.”
For more details, visit https://www.aquasoftro.com/
For franchise enquiries, visit https://www.aquasoftro.com/business-with-us/
Source: Digpu

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