Extend mission reach, agility and resilience.
Problem
Water delivery in hostile territories costs up to £70 per litre. A 12-person team exhausts their carryable supply in under five days at NATO minimum standards, this is under two days for a mobile medical team treating 20 casualties per day. Every resupply creates a movement pattern. Field hospitals in Ukraine have been targeted based on those patterns. The cost of staying dependent on resupply is not only financial.
Solution
Developed by the MoD to provide reliable reliable high purity water where it's needed most.
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Consistent high purity water
Low cost, low maintenance supply
No clog-able consumable parts
The M Range
M1
Ultra Lightweight, agile water system
M2
Lightweight, vehicle mountable water system
M3
Static field hospital, FOB, Disaster Relief system
FAQs
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The M1 draws 350W in operation with a 2kW startup load. It can run from a 24V vehicle battery, generator, or silent UPS. At RMB Chivenor it ran for 2.5 hours on a 12V car battery. M2 and M3 power specifications are available on request.
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Any available source: rivers, stagnant water, brackish water, degraded tap water, and coastal seawater. Unlike RO-based systems, MVCD does not foul or fail within 15 miles of the shoreline. Output has been validated on PFAS-contaminated and high heavy-metal sources by UKAS-accredited laboratories.
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No. The M1 is a two-person lift and runs with minimal training. A red/green water quality indicator makes output status immediately readable in the field without technical expertise.
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Consumable purifiers fail during use: filter clogging, operator complexity, output below specification. The M Range has no consumable filters or membranes: nothing to clog, replace, or resupply.







