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News Release from: Millipore | Subject: RiOs total water purification systems
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 16 April 2004
Higher volume water purification systems
Millipore's new generation RiOs total water purification systems are central processing systems, designed to deliver purified water to a single laboratory, suites laboratories or an entire building
Millipore's new generation RiOs total water purification systems are central water purification systems, designed to deliver purified water to a single laboratory, a suite of laboratories or an entire laboratory building Producing up to 8000 l/day, the new Millipore total pure water systems provide complete control over pure water production, distribution loop components, water storage and monitoring functions
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 1 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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New RiOs systems employ reverse osmosis (RO), removing 95% of all major contaminants, to produce laboratory grade (Type III) water, ideal for applications such as glassware rinsing and feedwater to Milli-Q ultrapure water systems.
The advanced reverse osmosis loop in RiOs systems recycles part of the reject water, saving water consumption by up to 50%.
Automatic cleaning cycles for the RO membrane ensure that water quality is maintained.
Additionally, RiOs systems incorporate advanced purification and monitoring technologies for guaranteed water quality.
Millipore engineers work in partnership with other professionals to ensure the water purification installation meets exact specifications and offer comprehensive support services to assist with maintenance and validation requirements. Request a free brochure from Millipore ...
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