Veolia Water Technologies Elga PC1ANRXM2 Purelab Chorus Water Purification System

• Analytical research requiring ultrapure water for sensitive tests.
• Life sciences applications such as cell culture and molecular biology.
• Pharmaceutical quality control (QC) testing and manufacturing processes.
• Feeding ultrapure water to laboratory glassware washers and other systems.

Water Quality

Typically delivers Type I ultrapure water with 18.2 MΩ·cm resistivity.

Flow Rate

For this class of equipment, flow rates up to 20 litres per hour are commonly found.

Deionization Technology

Units of this type commonly feature advanced deionization for consistent water quality.

Microbial Purity

Many systems incorporate a fully recirculating design to maintain microbial purity.

Organic Purity Monitoring

Real-time TOC monitoring is a common feature to ensure organic purity.

Filtration

Integrated filtration for endotoxins, proteins, and particulates is typically included.

Data Capture

USB data capture for performance validation is a standard feature on many units.

Power Supply

Typically operates on a standard single-phase electrical supply, commonly 230V, 50Hz for UK use.

• What is Type I ultrapure water?

  Type I ultrapure water is the highest grade of laboratory water, characterised by extremely low levels of ions, organics, bacteria, and particulates. It is essential for highly sensitive analytical and life science applications.

• How is microbial purity maintained in these systems?

• What is TOC monitoring?

• Are consumables readily available for Elga Purelab Chorus systems?

• What maintenance is typically required for this equipment?

• Can this system be integrated with other lab equipment?

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.

General overview for this equipment type