Ultra pure water is water nearly or completely devoid of contaminants. Ultrapure water systems are an important component for laboratories across markets including manufacturing and the semi-conductor industry. These ultra pure water systems remove chemical contaminants through de-ionization (DI) and reverse osmosis. An ultra pure water system eliminates bacteria with UV radiation. These laboratory water purification systems can achieve up to 18.2 MOhm-cm in resistivity (high resistivity indicating low levels of anionic contamination) and can reduce organic carbon to less than 50 ppb. An ultrapure water system is equipped with ultra filters to remove endotoxins, DNase and Rnase left over from bacteria destroyed by UV, resulting in extremely low total organic carbon (TOC). Additional carbon filters in these laboratory water purification systems reduces the need for pre-treatment, permitting tap water as a source.
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| Company | Purite Ltd | Purite Ltd |
| Item | Purite Fusion - WiFi | Purite Integra HP |
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| Description | Self-contained benchtop or wall-mounted water purification unit delivering Type I / Ultrapure water (UPW) to 18.2 MO.cm. Combines reverse osmosis, deionisation, ultrafiltration and UV photo-oxidation. Available in Fusion 160 and Fusion 320 models. WiFi-enabled for remote monitoring and operation. Self-contained benchtop or wall-mounted water purification unit delivering Type I / Ultrapure water (UPW) to 18.2 MO.cm. Combines reverse osmosis, deionisation, ultrafiltration and UV photo-oxidation. Available in Fusion 160 and Fusion 320 models. WiFi-enabled for remote monitoring and operation. Suitable for life sciences including histology, cell and tissue culture, DNA sequencing and IVF.... Read More | Compact, centralised water purification and distribution unit for clinical analyser feed. Incorporates reverse osmosis and UV radiation technologies with internal storage and distribution pump. Produces Type I, II or III water, RO water, deionised water, or ultrapure water. Available in HP IT (Compact, centralised water purification and distribution unit for clinical analyser feed. Incorporates reverse osmosis and UV radiation technologies with internal storage and distribution pump. Produces Type I, II or III water, RO water, deionised water, or ultrapure water. Available in HP IT (integral 50 L tank) and HP GP (external 300 L tank) configurations. Minimum distribution flow rate: 400 L/hr. Optional features: carbon dioxide membrane degasser, 0.2 µm bacterial microfiltration, manual bypass.... Read More |
| Method | Reverse osmosis (RO), deionisation (DI), ultrafiltration (UF), UV photo-oxidation (185nm/254nm dual wavelength), UV LED disinfection at dispense head, pre-treatment cartridge, ultrapure polishing cartridge | Reverse osmosis (RO), UV (254 nm), deionisation (various polishing cylinder options), 5 µm pre-filter, optional 0.2 µm microfiltration, optional CO2 membrane degassing |
| Output | Fusion 160: 14.4 l/hr @ 10°C, 24 l/hr @ 25°C; Fusion 320: 30 l/hr @ 10°C, 48 l/hr @ 25°C (outputs based on 4 bar feed water pressure). Dispense flow rate: up to 2.0 l/min | Purified water make-up: 120 or 190 L/hr (at 10°C); distribution: up to 270 L/hr at max 3 bar; minimum feed flow: 400 L/hr |
| Resistivity | Up to 18.2 MO.cm (High Purity Dispense); >1 MO.cm (Purified Water Storage Tank) | < 30 µS/cm to 18.2 MO·cm (with optional deionisation cylinder) |
| Dimensions | Width: 440 mm; Depth: 560 mm; Height: 750 mm (both Fusion 160 and Fusion 320 models share same footprint) | HP IT: 890 mm (W) x 500 mm (D) x 840 mm (H); HP GP: 1110 mm (W) x 604 mm (D) x 1842 mm (H) |
| Total Organic Carbon (TOC) | High Purity Dispense: <5 ppb TOC; Purified Water Storage Tank: <50 ppb TOC | < 30 ppb |
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