The Stakpure Pure Water System OmniaTap-T xs Touch 8 UV-TOC With External Dispenser For Laboratory Bench is designed to supply ultra pure water while supporting a space-saving laboratory setup. The OmniaTap xstouch under-bench system can be installed below the laboratory bench, with the external OptiFilltouch dispenser and monitoring unit positioned on top of the bench for convenient operation.
Key Features:
Brand: Stakpure
Model: OmniaTap-T xs Touch 8 UV-TOC
System Type: Ultra pure water system
Installation: Under-bench version for saving laboratory bench space
Dispenser: External OptiFill touch bench dispenser and monitoring unit
Included Cartridge: RO cartridge and ultra pure water cartridge
Filter: Sterile filter capsule (0.2 µm)
Additional Components: Sterile overflow and vent filter
Scope Of Supply: Ultra pure water system, bench dispenser, RO cartridge, ultra pure water cartridge, sterile filter capsule, sterile overflow, and vent filter
This pure water system is ideal for laboratories requiring reliable ultra pure water production, under-bench installation, and easy access through a bench-mounted external dispenser.
Accessories
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The OmniaTap-T xs Touch 8 UV-TOC is designed for the intended laboratory application. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.
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