Okay RO Water Purifier Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Machine Equipment

• Customization: Available
• Certification: CE
• Salt Rejection Rate: 99.5%
• Model NO.: J500
• Application: Industry
• Size: 1100*600*1400mm
• up WaterTresistivity: 18.2mΩ/Cm
• Total Organic Carbon Toc: <10ppb
• Bacterial Removal Rate: >99.6%
• Feature: Automatic Control
• Trademark: Okay Energy
• Origin: Made in China

Product Description

OKAY-RO-Water-Purifier-Reverse-Osmosis-Water -Treatment-Equipment





Features:

Model	CCH-J300	CCH-J500	CCH-J1000	CCH-J1500	CCH-J2000
Capacity	300L/h	500L/h	1000L/h	1500L/h	2000L/h
Rated Power(KW)	2	4	5	6	7
AC Voltage(V)	380V/50Hz
Water Flow	3.5-8L/min
Feed Water Requirements	Tap water,temperature 5~45ºC, pressure0.1-0.4Mpa; Conductivity < 400us / cm
Water Quality
Conductivity	<=5μs/cm
Heavy Metal	<0.01 mg/l
Bacterial Removal Rate	>99.6%
Total organic carbon TOC	<10ppb
Microparticles	>0.2um<1pcs/ml
Dimension(L*W*H-mm)	1100*600*1400	1100*600*1400	1500*800*1800	2400*800*1800	2400*800*2200
Weight(kgs)	300	420	680	750	860

 

Application:

Key Applications of Ultrapure Water
Ultrapure water is essential in certain industries and processes, as the presence of even small amounts of contaminants can have serious consequences. Some of the applications and industries where ultrapure water is critical to operations include:

Pharmaceutical and Biotech Industries and Research and Development: Ultrapure water plays a vital role in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries. It is widely used in the production of pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and personal care products, and sterile solutions. It is used to clean laboratory equipment to prevent contamination of drugs during the manufacturing process. Ultrapure water is also widely used in research and development laboratories to prepare reagents, culture media, and solutions used when conducting tests and experiments.
Cleaning and Sterilization of Medical Equipment: Ultrapure water is essential for cleaning and sterilizing medical equipment, instruments, and surgical instruments to prevent contamination and possible infection. It is widely used in a variety of medical procedures, including laboratory testing, wound cleaning, and kidney dialysis.
Food and Beverage Industry: The food and beverage industry uses ultrapure water for applications that require high water quality, including the production of infant formula, dairy products, soft drinks, and beer, where even trace amounts of contaminants can compromise the quality and safety of the product.
Semiconductor Manufacturing and Electronics: Ultrapure water is used to clean and rinse semiconductors and printed circuit boards during the manufacturing process to remove particles and contaminants that could affect performance. It is also used to clean circuit boards during the assembly of electronics and microelectronic devices to remove residues without contaminating sensitive components.
Chemical Industry: Ultrapure water is used in chemical synthesis, production, and quality control to prevent reactions with impurities and maintain accurate results for analytical testing.
Power Plants: In power plants, ultrapure water is used for steam generation and is also used in cooling systems and high-pressure boiler feed water. The absence of minerals in ultrapure water prevents scaling and corrosion in boilers and turbines, thereby improving efficiency, reducing downtime, and extending the life of expensive equipment.

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