About Us

KN Engineering and Trading Services (KNETS) is an organization dedicated to development and promotion of latest water treatment techniques among the community and industries.
KNETS has provided design, installation and maintenance services for hundreds of public and private sectors throughout Pakistan.
We translate conceptual ideas of our customers into reality and shape them through our technical bent. The team here strongly believes that Customer satisfaction is the essence of business today.

Friendly water treatment working solution

We support business. We work with a huge number of businesses in sectors as diverse as engineering, manufacturing and trading. This varied experience means we have a deep understanding of the needs of the business community and can transfer our know-how and skills to address your unique health and safety challenges. Working with us is easy. We take you step by step through what you need to know and do, and ensure all bases are covered.

KNETS is the manufacturer of systems for reliable water treatment. We offer systems and technologies for highly efficient, sustainable, environment friendly and user centric water treatment.
KNETS uses industrial-scale Water treatment processes to make water more acceptable for a desired end-use. These can include for drinking water, industry, medical and many other uses.
In industry, water treatment is used to optimize most water-based industrial processes, such as: heating, cooling, processing, cleaning, and rinsing, so that operating costs and risks are reduced.

Water Scenario and our responsibility

Water is one of the basic necessities of life. Water plays an essential role in the existence of society. It is vital factor for economic development for augmenting growth of agriculture and industry. Our food supply depends on precipitation collected in an irrigation system or falling directly on a field. In industry water is indispensable as a raw material for industrial product, or tool cool combustion processes. Hence, the question, “Is there enough water?” has always been important, and remains so. The problem is that water is not evenly distributed both in time and space.