ST-LPW10-040
The 40 L/h model combines the series treatment specification with its lowest replenishment rate, for small batches spaced across the day.
Cleanroom Pure Water Systems
| Brand | ST |
|---|---|
| Public model series | ST-LPW10 |
| Feed-water requirements | municipal tap water; TDS ≤200 ppm, pressure 1.0–5.0 kg/cm², temperature 5–45°C |
| Production rate | 40/50/60/70/80/90/100/110/120 |
| Main unit dimensions | H × W × D: 650 × 530 × 420 |
| Unit weight | 35 kg-50 kg |
| Power supply and rated power | AC 220 V/50 Hz (power 70 W) |
| Dispensing rate | 1.8-2.0 L/min |
| RO water quality | conductivity ≤1-5 µS/cm (online monitoring) |
| Ultrapure water quality | resistivity 18.25 MΩ·cm at 25°C (online monitoring, GB/T 6682-2008) |
| Microbial level | ≤0.1 CFU/mL |
| Particle count | ≤ 1 particle/mL |
| Heavy-metal ions | ≤0.1 ppb |
| absorbance (254 nm, 1 cmpath length) | ≤0.001 |
| Soluble silica | ≤0.01 mg/L |
| Evaporation residue | ≤1.0 mg/L |
| Endotoxin | ≤0.001 Eu/ml |
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Laboratory Ultrapure Water System – ST-LPW10 Series adds an endotoxin specification to a compact high-resistivity water supply for laboratory reagent work. The combination helps buyers consider biological contamination alongside dissolved-ion control.
The range offers successive output capacities within the same cabinet format. Choose water quality for the preparation method first, then the production rate for repeated batch demand; increasing the latter does not by itself change the specified endotoxin limit.
MODELS AND DIMENSIONS
| Model | Production rate |
|---|---|
| ST-LPW10-040 | 40 L/h |
| ST-LPW10-050 | 50 L/h |
| ST-LPW10-060 | 60 L/h |
| ST-LPW10-070 | 70 L/h |
| ST-LPW10-080 | 80 L/h |
| ST-LPW10-090 | 90 L/h |
| ST-LPW10-100 | 100 L/h |
| ST-LPW10-110 | 110 L/h |
| ST-LPW10-120 | 120 L/h |
Select output capacity from daily consumption and peak dispensing demand.
MODEL DIFFERENCES
The 40 L/h model combines the series treatment specification with its lowest replenishment rate, for small batches spaced across the day.
The 50 L/h version adds a modest recovery allowance when the preparation schedule sits between the 40 and 60 L/h capacities.
At 60 L/h, the system can replace drawn water more quickly during repeated preparation sessions without changing the specified endotoxin limit.
The 70 L/h rating provides an intermediate replenishment step for a measured demand above the 60 L/h option.
The 80 L/h configuration offers twice the entry production capacity for more frequent batches using the same water treatment train.
The 90 L/h model gives extra recovery capacity during longer sessions while remaining below the 100 L/h step.
With 100 L/h production, this version addresses higher cumulative consumption; the water-quality criteria stay the same across output models.
The 110 L/h option increases the refill margin above 100 L/h for schedules where batch draws leave little idle time.
The 120 L/h version is the upper production choice when preparation continues throughout a shift and lower rates cannot replenish the required volume.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
The endotoxin value provides a distinction from configurations specified only for routine ionic purity.
Production-rate changes can fit the same nominal space, but feed supply and storage must serve the selected workload.
APPLICATIONS
Use for preparation methods whose full endotoxin and water-quality requirements match this configuration.
SYSTEM SELECTION
Use the stated endotoxin value together with ionic, microbial and particle requirements to assess the intended preparation procedure.
Select a production step for how frequently batches are collected, rather than treating the larger output model as a different water-quality grade.
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