Laboratory ultrapure water machine Reverse osmosis water treatment equipment Laboratory water purifier
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The economic choice of pure water for daily laboratory analysis, with an hourly water yield of 15-30l and a resistivity of 15-18.2MΩ. cm, is better than the class I water standard of GB / T6682-2008 and meets the requirements of most chemical and biological experimental water.
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FAQ
1. Can it be used in cosmetic laboratories?
Yes. Purified water from the system can be used for compatible cosmetic R&D, formula preparation and laboratory testing, depending on the required water-quality standard.
2. Can the water be used for reagent preparation?
Yes, when the produced water quality meets the requirements of the specific reagent or analytical method.
3. Can it be used for HPLC or sensitive analytical instruments?
Potentially yes, but the final water quality configuration should be matched to the instrument manufacturer's requirements, especially for organic, ionic and microbial control.
4. Can the system be used for general laboratory glassware rinsing?
Yes. RO or purified water can be used for compatible laboratory rinsing and cleaning applications.
5. What is the difference between the RO water outlet and ultrapure water outlet?
RO water is suitable for general purified-water applications, while the ultrapure/DI outlet provides further purification for applications requiring lower conductivity and higher resistivity.