Type I Lab Water Purification System Specs

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I’d like to get more information on specs for Type I Water Purification System on the web. Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) may have it on their site, but this requires purchasing a document.

Also, what does ‘CLRW’ stands for?

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Have a look at out latest article it may give you some guidance

http://www.askaboutvalidation.com/featured_articles_expanded.php?uid=44

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Nice information. How about specs? eg: Type I water for Resistivity, TOC, etc. Is it published somewhere?

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You need standart iso 3696 or (ASTM) D1193-91

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CLRW = Clinical Laboratry Reagent Water

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http://www.hkmta.org/L20080603-ls.asp

http://www.clsi.org/source/orders/index.cfm?section=Online_Store&task=3&CATEGORY=CHEM&PRODUCT_TYPE=SALES&SKU=C03A4E

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There’s a UK company that’s written a book on the subject.

You can order it free here :

I should declare an interest as I work there but it does contain all you’d need to know on ASTM grades/CLSI/ISO3696 etc etc. I think that there’s also an article on the validation of laboratory water purification somewhere on their website.

Alternatively I think you can mail them at info@elgalabwater.com.

Hope this helps

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You might want to check this link to give you more details about
Type I Lab Water Purification System and their specifications.

You might also want to check this link to give you a better understanding about Type I purification system:

http://aquaa.com/when-do-you-require-ultra-low-toc-type-i-ultra-pure-water.html

Happy reading and good luck!

www.aquaa.com

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Hey, you could find detailed information on Type-1 Water and Lab Water Purification Systems here - http://www.merckmillipore.com/IN/en/water-purification/learning-centers/tutorial/grades/eSqb.qB.3lUAAAFAcqlkiQz8,nav

Also, CLRW is an abbreviation for Clinical Laboratory Reagent Water