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Water Polishing Station Delivers Up To 1.8 liters per minute of Type I Water

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WaterPro® PS Polishing Stations are compact point-of-use water purification systems that deliver up to 1.8 liters/minute of Type I water. Water is dispensed from either gun or valve on the built-in module. Control panel buttons and LED display allow the user to program the system to dispense water for a set period of time from 1 to 99 minutes. After the set time period has elapsed, the dispenser automatically shuts off. The unpigmented virgin natural polypropylene bowls have no impurities to contaminate the water, maintaining low TOC levels. The bowls accommodate various combinations of deionization, carbon and organic adsorption filter cartridges based on application requirements. Systems for general chemistry, analytical instruments and life science are offered. Each model includes a built-in water quality alarm that flashes actual water quality in megohm-cm to alert the user when water quality falls below a set point.

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Labconco Corporation
8811 Prospect Avenue
Kansas City, MO, 64132
Phone: 800-821-5525
Fax: 816-363-0130

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