Thermo Scientific E-Pure Holder Water Purification Systems
These economical Thermo Scientific E-Pure Holder Water Purification Systems produce ASTM Type I water that meets or exceeds applicable ASTM, CAP, and NCCLS requirements. Digital resistivity meter, compensated to 25°C, provides continuous readout of water purity. Built-in, quiet recirculation pump with pressure regulator ensures availability of purified water. Inert wetted parts prevent contamination of purified water. Canisters release quickly for easy replacement.
Choose either three- or four-holder models that come completely assembled for easy installation on the wall.
Order cartridge kits to receive the necessary prefilters and cartridges to operate your system. Produce 18.3 MΩ-cm resistivity, Type I reagent grade water with these cartridge kits. Kits with organic-free cartridges produce water with less than 20 ppb organic carbon.
Key Features
- Produce Type I reagent grade water for your high purity water applications
- Continuous recirculation pump ensures availability of purified water
| Specifications for Thermo Scientific E-Pure Holder Water Purification Systems | |
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| Max Flow Rate | 2 L/min |
| Max Inlet Pressure | 100 psi |
| Min Inlet Pressure | 5 psi or Gravity Feed |
| Inlet Water Temp | 4 to 49°C |
| Inlet Connection | 1/4" NPT(F) |
| Overall Dimensions | Three Holder: 29W x 28H x 7 1/2D" Four Holder: 35W x 28H x 7 1/2D" |
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BSSD4641
D4641
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4-Holder; 120 VAC | Each |
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BSSD4631
D4631
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3-Holder; 120 VAC | Each |
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BSSD4642-33
D4642-33
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4-Holder; 240 VAC | Each |
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BSSD4632-33
D4632-33
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3-Holder; 240 VAC | Each |
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