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SIMPURA
More than drinking water
Providing you premium drinking water systems since 2005.
Located in Stamford, CT
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Call today! 203-321-1015
About Us
Simpura is a locally owned water purification service. Simpura has been providing quality products and service to Fairfield County and other parts of Connecticut for 15 years. With time and persistence we were able to achieve our goals of being a top water purifying system in the state of Connecticut. We take pride in our work and look forward to continuing a strong path for the next 15 years. Working in both commercial and residential space, Simpura is more than drinking water.
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Benefits of Purified Water
Our Water Systems cut out the taste, odor, and chemicals for a more refreshing taste.
Use your filtered water for making coffee, mixing baby formula, hydrating pets, cooking, washing hands, brushing teeth, and more!
Hygiene
Drinking Water
Baby Formula
Water for Pets
Why Should You Drink Water?
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Delivers oxygen through body
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Removes toxins
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Higher metabolism
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Weight loss
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Boosts skin health
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Healthy heart
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Energizes muscles
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How Our Carbon Water Purification Works
Carbon filters remove contaminants through adsorption. Absorption soaks up particles like a sponge to water. Adsorption adheres particles to a surface like a piece of Velcro.
Organic compounds bond or stick to the surface of a carbon filter because water and contaminants are both polar compounds that attract one another.
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Carbon filters are extremely porous and have a large surface area, making them effective at reducing bad tastes, odors, and other particles in water.
A carbon filter acts as a parking lot with pores for parking spaces for contaminants as water flows through. The tiny pores are measured in microns. The smaller the micron, the finer the filtration.
Low flow rate and pressure give contaminants more time to park or adhere to the carbon. The more contact time water has with the surface of a carbon filter, the more efficient the filtration.