ELGA PURELAB DV 35 Storage reservoir docking vessel

• Laboratory water systems requiring secure storage of purified water.
• Research facilities needing a reliable supply of high-purity water.
• Clinical diagnostics where consistent water quality is critical.
• Pharmaceutical development for various non-critical water applications.

Typical capacity

For this class of equipment, storage reservoirs commonly range from 25 to 100 litres, with the DV 35 model typically indicating a 35-litre capacity.

Footprint

Units of this type are designed for laboratory environments, typically having a compact footprint suitable for benchtop or under-bench installation.

Materials of construction

Commonly constructed from inert, high-ppurity plastics such as polypropylene to prevent contamination of stored water.

Connectivity

Designed to seamlessly integrate with ELGA PURELAB purification systems, providing secure docking and distribution.

Water quality maintained

Typically designed to maintain the purity of water generated by associated purification systems, often including features to minimise airborne contamination.

Distribution points

Often includes multiple ports for connection to various laboratory instruments or dispense points.

• What is a docking vessel?

  A docking vessel, in this context, is a reservoir designed to securely connect to a water purification system, providing storage for purified water before distribution to various applications.

• Is this unit suitable for storing ultrapure water?

• What maintenance is typically required for a storage reservoir?

• Can this reservoir be used with other brands of water purification systems?

• Does this unit include a pump for water distribution?

Pure steam and pure water systems are regarded as critical infrastructure in pharmaceutical and biotech operations. Buyers typically value reliability, compliance with GMP standards, and minimal maintenance history when purchasing used units. Industry sentiment emphasises the importance of verifying system documentation and service records. Common strengths include robust construction, established vendor support networks, and long operational lifespans when properly maintained. Buyers should prioritise systems from reputable manufacturers with clear maintenance histories.

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