E-NETWAY Water Purifier Partner & Distributor FAQ
OEM・ODM・Brand Collaboration

E-NETWAY is a Taiwanese water purification product manufacturing and R&D company, focusing on the design, manufacturing, and customized services for purifiers, filters, and related systems. We provide OEM/ODM services and brand collaborations based on client needs.

E-NETWAY welcomes distributors, agents, and retail stores from all regions. Whether you are a live streamer or a group buy leader, you are welcome to join us in promoting water purification products and building local markets.
Collaboration models include:
- Distribution/Agency
- Licensing
- Marketing Partnership
- Co-branding / Joint Development
- Parts/Module Supply
- Other strategic collaborations

E-NETWAY provides complete OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing) and ODM (Original Design Manufacturing) services, supporting everything from product design, material selection, and sample development to mass production and logistics.
Includes:
- Private labeling for existing products
- Customized filters and complete purification systems
- Product solutions designed for specific water quality & market needs
- Combinations and adjustments of different filter media and models

Our core technologies include Ultrafiltration (UF) and Sintered Activated Carbon Blocks, which effectively filter chlorine, heavy metals, and bacteria while retaining beneficial minerals in the water.
Main products include:
- Residential & Commercial water filters
- Portable/Outdoor water purifiers
- POE (Point of Entry) / POU (Point of Use) systems
- Customized filter modules
- DIY and modular filter solutions

The MOQ varies depending on the product type and customization requirements. Please contact the E-NETWAY sales team directly to confirm detailed MOQs and quotations.

All filter media and products use materials and manufacturing processes that comply with NSF international standards to ensure quality and safety.

As a partner, E-NETWAY provides more than just products. We can also support design, technical specifications, marketing materials, and market strategies to help increase the success rate of our collaboration.

You can contact our sales team through the official email, phone, or website to discuss distribution, OEM/ODM collaboration models, and plans.

We recommend preparing:
- Target market positioning (e.g., residential, commercial, water type)
- Estimated quantity and expected collaboration model
- Product feature requirements (e.g., filter type, filtration effect, physical specs)

- Distribution/Agency
- OEM Manufacturing
- ODM Design & Manufacturing
- Licensing
- Joint Development
- Parts/Module Supply
- Co-Branding
- Marketing Partnership
- Strategic Investment and Equity Collaboration

We look forward to your ideas.

General central purification systems in buildings only filter out sediment from the tap water pipes. For sterilization purposes, they do not remove chlorine in advance. Therefore, it is still recommended to install a Point-of-Use (or drinking-grade) water purifier at home.
If you have a whole-house system in a townhouse, consider the distance from the tank to the tap. For drinking needs, a drinking-grade purifier must be installed at the point of use. If you have a central water softener, it is unrelated to purification; a drinking-grade purifier is still necessary.

Even with a central Reverse Osmosis (RO) system, there is a risk of bacteria regrowth in the pipes and water tanks after filtration.
There is always a risk of contamination during water delivery. Even if an RO system is installed, we recommend installing a purifier with sterilization functions at the outlet.

After a typhoon, water quality deteriorates, but water plants must continue to supply water.
As a result, they must add more chlorine for sterilization, which causes a strong chlorine smell when you turn on the tap.
This is caused by insufficient capacity of the activated carbon filter. To make it more reliable, you can use Carbon Fiber filters or Sintered Carbon blocks, which have faster absorption speeds.

Compared to traditional manufacturing processes, using Carbon Fiber or Sintered Carbon Blocks provides:
1. More filtration pores
2. Better absorption and filtration effects
3. Longer service life
4. Low pressure drop
5. Excellent taste

Carbon fiber has the fastest absorption speed, but because the pores saturate easily, it is usually fused with carbon powder to improve taste and capacity.
However, a Sintered Carbon Block consists entirely of activated carbon, so its absorption capacity is superior to carbon fiber. The sintering process reduces the use of molding glue, increasing the surface area and absorption speed.

This may be related to the usage environment. Although activated carbon filters out chlorine and chemical impurities, its porosity makes it an easy breeding ground for bacteria. If used occasionally, stagnant water allows bacteria to thrive. Even with a UF membrane at the end (with a 99.999% rejection rate), if the bacterial load is too high, it may still exceed standards.
Solution: Use Silver-impregnated carbon blocks or Nano-silver cloth to wrap the carbon block for anti-bacterial pre-treatment, reducing biofilm and bacteria growth.

Actually, many households only drink boiled water. In that case, bacteria removal is not necessary; you only need to filter out sand, chlorine, and other compounds.