Laboratory Water Systems
US Water Systems' personnel built their first Laboratory Water Systems almost 45 years ago and have applied that experience and knowledge to provide DI Water for Laboratories that is cost effective, sustainable and reliable. Whether it be Type I, Type II, or Type III DI water, you can really benefit from their nearly 300 years of combined experience. You can trust the Mater Water Specialists at US Water Systems. If you have questions, call, text, chat or e-mail us today. We are here to help.
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Raptor Laboratory Water RO/DI System | Up to 118 Liters per Hour
Raptor Lab Water RO/DI System Outperforms The Field With Quality And Longevity Features Works as good as it looks actually better. Aluminum anodized frame is corrosion-proof. Carbon Block and 5 micron Posi-Seal Filters ahead of the membrane Dual TFC high-flux reverse osmosis membranes 50%...- From $3,990.00
$6,650.00- From $3,990.00
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Raptor Laboratory Water RO/DI System | Up to 70 Liters per Hour
Raptor Lab Water RO/DI System Outperforms The Field With Quality And Longevity Features Works as good as it looks actually better. Aluminum anodized frame is corrosion-proof. Carbon Block and 5 micron Posi-Seal Filters ahead of the membrane Single TFC high-flux reverse osmosis membrane 50%...- From $3,690.00
$6,150.00- From $3,690.00
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ResinTech CLiR 3000 Series Ultrapure Type 1 Lab Water System
The High Purity Water System from the CLĂ¯R 3000 series offers a continuous supply of 18.2 megohm water at a rate of 4.0 liters per minute*. The unit features a quiet recirculation pump to maintain water purity and comes equipped with a built-in pressure...Call for Pricing -
ResinTech CLiR 5000 Series Ultrapure Type 1 Lab Water System (FILTERS INCLUDED)
ResinTech CLiR 5000 Series Ultrapure Type 1 Lab Water System Low-cost consumables and no service contracts for affordability 2-year warranty with registration and a manufacturer guarantee for dependability Intuitive touchscreen and self-serviceable consumables for simplicity Made in America under the highest standards of ASTM...Call for Pricing
The Deionization Process
The vast majority of dissolved impurities in modern water supplies are ions such as calcium, sodium, chlorides, and iron. Using a deionized water system for laboratory water, these ions can be removed through a technique called ion exchange. Positively charged ions (cations) and negatively charged ions (anions) are exchanged for hydrogen (H+) and hydroxyl (OH-) ions, respectively, due to the resin's greater affinity for other ions. The ion exchange process occurs on the binding sites of the resin beads. Once depleted of exchange capacity, the resin bed is regenerated with concentrated acid and caustic, which strips away accumulated ions through physical displacement, leaving hydrogen or hydroxyl ions in their place. Click here to read more about Deionization versus Distilled Water.
Deionizer Types
There are four basic forms of deionizers:
1.Disposable cartridges
2.Portable exchange tanks
3.Automatic units
4.Continuous units
A two-bed system employs separate cation and anion resin beds, while mixed-bed deionizers for high purity water use both resins in the same vessel. The highest quality water is produced by mixed-bed deionizers, while two-bed deionizers have a larger capacity. Continuous deionizers, mainly used in labs for polishing, do not require regeneration.
High Quality and Low Prices
US Water focuses on disposable DI cartridges, which provide the highest quality water at the lowest price, with the least amount of hassle. We guarantee the lowest price on the highest quality systems available. Due to our buying power, no one beats our prices.
With laboratory water purification systems from US Water, you receive lower up-front costs since dealing direct saves thousands of dollars. You'll also benefit from lower cost of operation, since most other companies use proprietary filters and membranes (which means you can only purchase the replacements from them at a much higher price). At US Water, we use industry standard sizes and non-proprietary replacement filters and membranes, which saves you thousands of dollars over the life of the system. Not only that, but standardized systems are easier to service (in fact, lab personnel can often change filters themselves). US Water has no commissioned salespeople and dealing directly with us can save you as much as 70% on your system!
US Water offers several standard systems for the laboratory preparation of water, and we can also custom engineer systems for any application – big or small. Call one of our high purity water experts at 800-608-8792 or email us.