Description
Post-treatment module ILT for inorganic application is a dedicated consumable for LaboStar® PRO pure-water systems, used to refine product water quality after the main purification stages. Configured for inorganic laboratory applications, the ILT module supports final polishing steps that help maintain the ionic purity required for sensitive analytical and preparative work. It is intended as a replaceable process component within LaboStar® PRO installations where inorganic-grade water is specified. The module integrates into the system’s post-treatment path and is selected according to the inorganic application profile of the laboratory workflow. Available from manufacturer Evoqua Water Technologies, this ILT post-treatment unit belongs to the consumables portfolio for LaboStar® PRO platforms and is used wherever consistent inorganic water quality must be safeguarded at the point of use. Laboratories operating demineralised-water, aqua purum or fully deionised water loops can employ the module as part of routine system maintenance and quality control for inorganic methods.
This article is part of ICP, AAS & ion standards, in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: post-treatment module ILT
- System compatibility: LaboStar® PRO systems
- Role: consumable post-treatment module
- Water type: demineralised / pure water
- Technical Information Sheet:
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