From general laboratory work to demanding analytical methods, water quality matters at every step. With Wasserlab systems and support from the APICAL team, we match the solution to the required quality, consumption and workflow.
Schematic water flowLaboratory water is not one-size-fits-all. Selection starts with the method, the required quality and the volume you need.
Wasserlab systems combine water treatment technologies, including filtration, reverse osmosis, ion exchange and electrodeionization. The right configuration depends on the feed water and laboratory process.
For applications requiring very low levels of dissolved impurities, such as HPLC, ICP-MS and TOC analysis. Ultramatic GR, Ultramatic Plus and Ultramatic Maxi systems produce Type I water from pre-treated water; available options depend on the model and method.
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Type II water is used for preparing reagents, buffers and microbiological media, as well as general analysis. Osmotized Type III water is suitable for glassware washing and supplying selected laboratory equipment. The range includes Micromatic, Ecomatic, Autwomatic, Autwomatic RO and Autwomatic Plus. Wasserlab lists desktop models with production capacities from 3 to 40 L/h and 10, 30 or 50 L tanks, depending on the model.
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Autwomatic 1+2 combines Type I, Type II and reverse-osmosis water production. EDI versions provide Type I and II, while Autwomatic Clinical, Autwomatic Process and Autwomatic RO Process ranges are designed for higher water demands.
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Clinical 60–150 is a compact system for automatically supplying clinical diagnostic analysers with CLRW-quality water. It is available in 60, 90, 120 and 150 L/h versions, with a deionisation module based on ion-exchange resins.
Explore the Clinical 60–150 systemWater quality, flow rate, tank capacity and optional features depend on the model, feed water and application. Final selection should be checked against the selected unit’s specifications and the process requirements.
Requirements differ for sample preparation, analytical methods and equipment supply. These examples help guide initial selection; the final specification should follow your method.
HPLC, ICP-MS, TOC analysis, PCR and molecular biology, subject to the system configuration and method requirements.
Reagents, buffers and microbiological media, as well as selected spectrophotometric and other laboratory applications.
Laboratory glassware washing and the supply of autoclaves or washers, where permitted by the equipment manufacturer’s specifications.
The APICAL team helps translate laboratory requirements into a suitable configuration — from a benchtop unit to a clinical or process system.
Share your requirements ↗Which method will you use, and what water quality does it require?
Required volume, peak demand, reserve and how water will be dispensed.
Feed water, pre-treatment, storage and optional equipment.
Tell us about your method, daily consumption and current equipment. Together, we can explore the right Wasserlab system.