KSP Donates Ice Water Purifiers and Maintenance Services to Army 5th Corps Seungjin Training Center

Cool Water and Ice for Soldiers Training in the Summer Heat
Donation Valued at 12 Million Won

KSP Co., Ltd. recently donated two ice water purifiers—one high-capacity and one low-capacity—along with one year of maintenance services, valued at a total of 12 million won, to the Army's 5th Corps Seungjin Training Center to improve the welfare of training soldiers.

Support from private companies to improve living conditions within training facilities is being utilized not only to enhance the convenience of soldiers but also to improve overall training environments.

The donated items include one high-capacity and one low-capacity ice water purifier. These purifiers have been installed at the Seungjin Training Center, which accommodates a significant number of soldiers coming for training, allowing them to enjoy cold drinking water and ice during the hot weather.

The Seungjin Training Center (Seungjin Science Training Center) is a large-scale training ground situated around Myeongseongsan in Pocheon, Gyeonggi Province. It is a venue for mechanized units' movement and live-fire training with tanks and self-propelled guns, as well as combined training for the Army, Navy, and Air Force and ROK-US joint exercises.

Both the high-capacity and low-capacity ice water purifiers can produce up to 50 kilograms of ice per day, which is three to four times higher than comparable products from other companies, according to KSP Co., Ltd. This allows for ample supply of ice and cold water even under conditions where large groups are present.

In particular, the high-capacity ice water purifier is equipped with both a fountain-type spout (from which water can be consumed directly without a cup) and a standard dispensing cock—both featuring an automatic UV sterilization function. The fountain-type spout incorporates technology patented by KSP Co., Ltd. The devices use a tankless, direct water supply system for both hot and cold water, making it possible to serve large numbers of users without limitations on volume.

This donation stands out by providing not only the equipment itself, but also complimentary maintenance services for one year. After installation, regular inspections and after-sales service are handled by KSP Service Co., Ltd., a company specializing in distribution and maintenance management, to ensure that soldiers can use the products reliably and safely.

An official from the 5th Corps, the recipient of the donation, stated, "Since the Seungjin Training Center is visited by soldiers from various units for training, there is considerable demand for cold water and ice. Thanks to the large daily ice production capacity, soldiers can focus on their training without worrying about thirst, and with the additional maintenance support, we expect to use the machines reliably for a long time."

Ryu Sung-ryeol, CEO of KSP Co., Ltd., commented, "We prepared this donation to provide practical support to the Republic of Korea Army soldiers who dedicate themselves to training even in extreme heat. We will continue to make contributions to enhance soldiers' welfare in the future."

Meanwhile, KSP Co., Ltd. had previously donated ice water purifiers and maintenance services to the Army's 7th Corps in July. Established in 2002, the company specializes in manufacturing and supplying high-capacity water purifiers, drinking water dispensers, and hot water makers, and stands as a leading company in the large-capacity water purifier market for government procurement, focusing on schools, public institutions, and military units through the national procurement system.

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