Biochemical instrument pure water machine distilled water purifier deionized water machine
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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. What is this laboratory ultrapure water system used for?
This system is designed to produce purified water for compatible laboratory, biochemical, analytical, cosmetic R&D and other applications requiring low-conductivity water.
2. What types of water can the machine produce?
The pictured system is designed to provide RO purified water and DI/ultrapure water, depending on the selected outlet and purification configuration.
3. Is this a distilled water machine?
No. This model is primarily an RO and deionized/ultrapure water purification system, not a conventional thermal distillation machine.
4. What does RO water mean?
RO water is produced by reverse osmosis, which removes a large proportion of dissolved salts, particles and other impurities from the feed water.
5. What does DI water mean?
DI means deionized water, produced by further removing dissolved ionic impurities after pretreatment and RO purification.