Personal Equipment
KATADYN Pocket Tactical
Designed for individual carry and manual operation, suitable for personal missions where fresh water sources are available and for emergency drinking water backup.
View Equipment and SpecificationsKATADYN GROUP Professional Water Treatment
Focusing on military missions, we also address the needs of government agencies such as police, water resources, and fire departments in field, offshore island, remote outpost, and emergency water supply scenarios. From personal carry, squad and group deployment, to large-scale mobile systems and fixed outposts, we assist in evaluating suitable drinking water treatment and supply solutions based on water source, power supply, transportation, and resupply conditions.
Consult for Mission Water Supply NeedsEquipment direction can be understood based on mission scale. Mission water supply should not only consider output, but also water source type, number of users, available power, transportation method, deployment time limit, backup requirements, and logistical maintenance capabilities.
The following five items represent typical equipment for different mission scales and deployment methods, and are not a complete product list. We will provide recommendations based on actual mission conditions.
Personal Equipment
Designed for individual carry and manual operation, suitable for personal missions where fresh water sources are available and for emergency drinking water backup.
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Squad Equipment
Suitable for rapid squad deployment and field operations; actual configuration requires assessment based on water source conditions, power supply, and water demand.
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Group Equipment
Designed for segmented transport, suitable for group mobile watermaker systems for advanced outposts and temporary deployments.
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Large Mobile Deployment
Suitable for high water demand and large-scale missions; system planning requires integration of power supply, transportation, and on-site operational conditions.
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Offshore Islands & Remote Outposts
Suitable for offshore islands, remote bases, and long-term stations, can be integrated as fixed or vehicle-mounted based on project requirements.
View Equipment and SpecificationsCase studies highlight not only the equipment itself but also how missions are affected by the number of users, water source conditions, deployment time, transportation, energy, and logistical resources. The following scenarios can serve as a reference for initial planning; actual solutions still require further confirmation based on mission conditions.
The following cases correspond to different mission categories; the actual equipment models used in the cases do not necessarily correspond one-to-one with the representative products above.
Personal Emergency Backup
Customized Survivor 06 supports emergency seawater drinking for aircraft life rafts and special missions.
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Squad Mobile Water Supply
Training with portable watermaker equipment to build squad capability for rapid deployment and independent water supply in the field.
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Group Emergency Water Supply
After water supply interruptions caused by war, Aquifer 4000 was deployed to meet the emergency drinking water needs for many people over extended periods.
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Large Mobile Deployment
Integrating fresh and seawater treatment into a vehicle-mounted system to support mobile water supply in remote areas and crisis situations.
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Offshore Islands & Remote Outposts
In a remote fishing village without grid power, a solar-powered fixed watermaking system provides a long-term freshwater source.
Read Case StudyEquipment selection should not be based solely on the number of users. Water source type, output capacity, available power, transportation methods, deployment deadlines, and maintenance conditions all influence system planning.
Customization options available: Carry and packaging methods, power and pipeline interfaces, pre-treatment and post-treatment, spare parts and consumables, operational training and technical documents, and vehicle-mounted or fixed integration. Actual supply content must be confirmed based on equipment model, manufacturer's supply scope, and project conditions.