Equipment for the filtration, purification, and monitoring of fluids in laboratories, manufacturing processes, and the pharmaceutical industry.
We offer filtration equipment, water purification systems, cartridges, membranes, and pharmaceutical-grade consumables, as well as quality control and sample preparation equipment.
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We provide expert guidance on selecting filtration equipment based on the required water quality, process capacity, end-use application, and applicable standards.
Solutions configured according to process capacity, end-use application, and required water quality.
Systems designed for pharmaceutical environments in accordance with GMP, USP, EP, and/or JP standards.
Solutions incorporating pretreatment, reverse osmosis, ultrafiltration, electrodeionization (EDI), sanitary storage, and distribution systems.
Expert assistance with system selection, installation, training, consumables, and maintenance.
Our filtration equipment line is targeted at sectors requiring technical control, fluid quality, and tailored solutions for production, analytical, and regulatory processes.
We answer the most common questions about our water filtration and purification equipment, including systems for purified water, ultrapure water, WFI, pure steam, cartridges, membranes, consumables, and support equipment for laboratories, quality control, and the pharmaceutical industry.
The most commonly used water purification technologies include reverse osmosis (RO), ultrafiltration (UF), electrodeionization (EDI), multi-effect distillation, and pretreatment systems.
Purified Water (PW) is used for general pharmaceutical processes, while Water for Injection (WFI) is intended for more critical applications, such as the manufacture of injectable products.
No. These systems are also used in laboratories, quality control, healthcare facilities, industrial processes, and other applications that require high-purity water.
A sanitary distribution loop stores and circulates Purified Water (PW) or Water for Injection (WFI) under controlled conditions to help minimize the risk of contamination.
To recommend the most suitable water purification system, we need information about your water source, feed water quality, required flow rate, intended application, required water quality, and installation conditions.
For more information, contact one of our technical specialists.
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