Veolia Water Technologies Elga PC1ANRXM2 Purelab Chorus Water Purification System

• Supplying ultra-pure water for sensitive analytical research, such as HPLC, GC-MS, and ICP-MS.
• Preparing reagents and buffers for molecular biology applications, including PCR and electrophoresis.
• Feeding cell culture incubators and bioreactors where water purity is critical.
• Use in pharmaceutical and biotechnology laboratories for critical quality control and R&D processes.
• Providing high-purity water for glassware washing and sterilisation in laboratory settings.

Typical water type produced

Type I+ (ultrapure) water, suitable for the most demanding laboratory applications.

Typical dispense rate

Units in this class commonly offer dispense rates up to 2.0 L/min for high-purity water.

Feed water requirements

Typically requires a pre-treated water supply, such as reverse osmosis or deionised water.

Deionization technology

Systems of this type often feature advanced deionization modules, such as PureSure technology, for consistent purity.

Monitoring capabilities

Commonly includes real-time TOC (Total Organic Carbon) monitoring and resistivity measurement.

Sterilisation/Treatment

Often incorporates full-spectrum UV treatment to eliminate microorganisms and reduce organic contaminants.

Power supply

Typically operates on standard laboratory single-phase electrical supplies, commonly 230V, 50Hz for the UK market.

• What is Type I+ water used for?

  Type I+ water is ultrapure water, essential for highly sensitive analytical techniques, molecular biology, and critical cell culture applications where even trace contaminants can affect results.

• Does this system require a pre-treatment unit?

• What maintenance is typically involved with this type of system?

• Can this unit be connected to multiple dispense points?

• What is the typical footprint of a Purelab Chorus system?

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