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ELGA® Launches the PURELAB®  Quest Water Purification System

ELGA LabWater North America, a Veolia Water Technologies company, announces the launch of the PURELAB Quest, a laboratory water system that delivers water for the widest range of lab applications, offering unmatched value and an outstanding user experience. Prestige labs in academia, government, and industry will all benefit from PURELAB Quest’s contribution to research.

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The PURELAB Quest’s unique design dispenses all three types of lab water (ultrapure 18.2MΩ-cm, pure Type II, & general laboratory grade Type III) directly from a tap water input.

From only one unit, the PURELAB Quest produces water for a variety of applications, from HPLC and PCR to buffer preparation and glassware washing.

The PURELAB Quest is highly compact, intuitive to use, easy to install, uses reclaimed materials, and offers remote monitoring through AQUAVISTA™, Veolia’s cloud-based digital solution.

With multiple purity sensors, re-circulation, and a testing regime that covered over 150,000 dispensing cycles, the PURELAB Quest provides lab water that is beyond question for research labs worldwide.

Mope Alo, Product Manager at ELGA LabWater, commented: “Water is the lifeblood of the life science industry; it is central to reproducibility, integrity, and data accuracy. PURELAB Quest contributes to the many challenges faced by today’s life science labs and research teams.”

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