Daily lab series laboratory ultrapure water system is designed to provide efficient and intelligent ultrapure water solutions for laboratories to meet scientific research and experimental needs and ensure the accuracy and reliability of experimental data.

Feature:
1. Customizable LOGO;
2. LCD display intuitively displays water quality information;
3. Consumables replacement alarm reminds maintenance in time;
4. Germicidal lamps ensure water purity;
5. Automatic flushing function extends equipment life.

The difference between pure water, purified water and ultrapure water:

1. Pure water, also called deionized water, refers to water that meets the sanitary standards for drinking water as raw water and is produced through electrodialyzer method, ion exchanger method, reverse osmosis method, distillation method and other appropriate processing methods. Water that is sealed in a container and does not contain any additives. It is colorless, transparent, and can be drank directly. It can also be called purified water (chemically). It is often used in experiments and is produced by distillation and other methods. , so it is also called distilled water. The space water and distilled water sold in the market are all pure water; but it is better to drink less pure water because it does not contain many minerals that the human body needs. Pure water does not conduct electricity easily and is an insulator. Use pure water when replenishing lead-acid batteries.
2. Purified water refers to water for medicinal use that is obtained by distillation, ion exchange, reverse osmosis or other appropriate methods, and does not contain any additives.
3. Ultrapure water refers to water with a resistivity of 10MΩ*cm (25℃). It is often used in hospital laboratory departments, laboratories, hemodialysis rooms, sterilization supply rooms, dentistry, central water supply and other fields, and in the integrated circuit industry for cleaning semiconductor raw materials and utensils, preparation of photolithography masks and silicon wafers. Water vapor source for oxidation, etc. In addition, ultrapure water is also used in the manufacture of other solid-state electronic devices, thick film and thin film circuits, printed circuits, vacuum tubes, etc.