Ultrapure Water Systems: Reverse Osmosis & EDI

What Is Ultrapure Water?

Ultrapure water is water that has been almost entirely stripped of dissolved salts, organic substances and particles. We produce it using a combination of reverse osmosis and electrodeionization (EDI) – multi-stage systems individually sized to the required purity class, from 20 liters per hour for laboratory needs to several thousand liters per hour for industrial processes.

Purity Classes to ASTM

• ASTM Type I – highest purity, up to 18.2 MΩ·cm, TOC < 10 ppb (e.g. HPLC, cell culture)
• ASTM Type II – high purity, ≥ 1 MΩ·cm (general lab analytics, reagents)
• ASTM Type III – medium purity, ≥ 0.05 MΩ·cm (pre-filtration, glassware rinsing)

Where Ultrapure Water Is Needed

From hydrogen electrolysis to laboratory and research facilities, pharmaceutical production, medical technology and materials testing – wherever contaminants could distort a process or a measurement, our systems deliver the right water quality. Use the tiles below to reach the detail pages for each specific area.

System Configuration

The system design depends on the purity class required: ASTM Type III typically needs only a single-stage reverse osmosis unit, ASTM Type II a two-stage system, and ASTM Type I adds a downstream electrodeionization (EDI) polishing stage. Available as an enclosed stainless steel housing, a mobile version on castors, an open frame, or a fully enclosed cabinet system – including PLC control with conductivity monitoring and optional remote administration.

Service & Support

From commissioning to maintenance contracts at fixed intervals to spare parts service, we support your system throughout its entire lifecycle. Calibration, validation and optional remote monitoring keep your water quality reliably within the required range.