The Stakpure Ultra Pure Water System OmniaPure xs basic is a compact and reliable solution for laboratories requiring ultra pure water of the highest quality, ideal for analytical and life science applications. Designed for convenience and efficiency, this system ensures consistent water purity for a wide range of laboratory uses such as AAS, IC, ICP, buffers, and media preparation. Its space-saving design and user-friendly interface make it perfect for small to medium-sized lab setups.
Key Features:
Brand: Stakpure
Model: OmniaPure xs basic
Type: Ultra pure water system (Type I)
Application: Suitable for laboratories requiring high-purity water for AAS, IC, ICP, buffers, and media preparation
Design: Compact and space-saving
Interface: Ergonomic, flexible dispenser and monitoring unit OptiFillbasic with graphic display
Dispenser: Pivotable up to 170° for convenient filling of lab vessels
Real-time monitoring: Displays all operating and performance parameters
Settings: Conductivity adjustable in MΩ·cm or µS/cm
Security: Password access and leakage sensor included
Other features: Integrated pressure reducer, automatic voltage adjustment
Languages: User interface selectable in German and English
Recirculation function: Prevents biofilm growth
Can be used with deionised water as feed
Scope of Supply:
Ultra pure water system
Pre-treatment cartridge
Ultra pure water cartridge
Sterile filter capsule (0.2 µm)
The Stakpure OmniaPure xs basic delivers dependable performance in a compact unit, helping ensure laboratory efficiency and water purity.
It is a compact and reliable solution for laboratories requiring ultra pure water of the highest quality, ideal for analytical and life science applications. Designed for convenience and efficiency, this system ensures consistent water purity for a wide range of laboratory uses such as AAS, IC, ICP, buffers, and media preparation. Its space-saving design and user-friendly interface make it perfect for small to medium-sized lab setups.
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