ALARCO WATER PURIFIERS

STUDIOLIFE, with its ALARCO water filters, is the only Greek water filter manufacturing company and has been in the field for over 30 years. It features a range of 12 products suitable for any need related to water, 4 patents, international certifications, and works with the National Technical University of Athens to verify the performance of its devices.

Its operations have been extended abroad, as it has representatives and customers not only in EU countries but also in large trade centres such as the U.S., Turkey, Russia and so on.

STUDIOLIFE has excellent human resources at all levels: from research, development and production to customer service. It has a large network of specialized techniques and responds immediately, with reliability and impeccable service. As filter designers and manufacturers, we know all available water cleaning methods and we choose those that will combine and effectively address every type of water problem, giving the best possible quality.

Lets explain first what activated carbon is. Carbon is a fine, odourless, tasteless and non-toxic substance in the form of powder. It is produced from bamboo, charcoal, wood, coconut bark, olive kernels, or sawdust. Activated carbon is similar to ordinary coal, but it is processed in a different way that allows it to have an extremely porous surface. Due to this treatment it can bind various substances coming in contact with it, in liquid and gaseous form. Activated carbon produced from coconut bark is the most environmentally friendly carbon.

This powder (activated carbon) is placed in a plastic cartridge, thus creating an activated carbon water filter. A key feature of the activated carbon water filters is that they combat problems such as turbidity, asbestos fibres, mud, stones, chlorine and micro-organisms and completely remove the unpleasant taste and odour of the water from the mains.

STUDIOLIFE manufactures silver-enriched activated carbon filters, which combat the growth of germs and easily address all the problems that may exist in major urban cities, such as Athens.

Firstly, let us explain what reverse osmosis is. This water filtration method is universally accepted as the most effective way of dealing with all water problems, which is even used by desalination plants. By exerting pressure, water passes through the RO membrane and is separated into a denser and thinner solution. The denser solution t is discharged into the sewage and the thinner is ready for drinking.

Reverse osmosis filters effectively address chlorine, turbidity, suspended solids (mud, stones, soil, asbestos fibres, rust), organic compounds (trihalomethanes, pesticides, volatile compounds that give a bad taste and odour to water), microorganisms, salts and ions (nitrites, nitrates, calcium and magnesium salts – so-called hard water), heavy metals (iron, manganese, chromium, lead, arsenic, mercury) etc.