Ultrapure water

Ultrapure water has a very low conductivity (0.06-0.2 µS/cm), since the so-called polishing or residual desalination of the water removes any remaining salts or minerals from the water. This can be achieved by two methods, electrodeionization or with mixed-bed systems. The production of ultrapure water is a complex process in which all steps of water treatment are present: filtration, softening and demineralization.

Ultrapure water is used particularly in the manufacture of medicines, in hospitals, in medical research and laboratories, in the manufacture of computer chips and as boiler feedwater. 

For further information on ultrapure water, please contact your local sales and service office. 

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