Water Purification Systems

Water is probably the most commonly used laboratory reagent. Tap water commonly contains substances that may be classified as particles, ions/inorganic compounds, organic molecules, microorganisms, and dissolved gases. Depending on how the water is used in the laboratory, some of these contaminants may or may not have an influence on experimental results.

Internationally recognised water quality standards define the different types of water quality starting with Type I through to Type III. Different levels of quality are required for a vast range of applications, therefore different grades of water must be purified and utilized to match the required procedures or appliances. Here you will find all water purification system types for your needs.