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Deionization is a water treatment process that targets mineral salt contaminants. Specifically, the purification process removes cations, such as calcium, copper, iron, sodium ions, and anions such as bromide and chloride. Deionization systems use tanks full of ion exchange resins to purify potentially contaminated water. The resins bind with any mineral salts in the liquid to separate them from water, so only clean water leaves the tank.
Deionization tanks produce varying levels of purification depending on the resin and the exact type of deionization process, so it’s important to choose the appropriate solution for each use case.
At Western Reserve Pure Water, we offer a wide range of deionization systems that facilities can use to meet their unique deionized water needs. Depending on the environment, the input water hardness, the demand volume, and other factors, we can help your company select the right deionized water system and services. Our popular deionized water system products include the following:
There are three primary grades of purified water generated through deionization methods: demineralized (deionized) water, high-purity water, and lab-grade and medical-grade water. Many industrial processes require purified water, such as:
This broad category of water encompasses all water that deionization processes have treated. Demineralized water has had its mineral ions stripped away. These ions usually come from mineral salts, and unpurified water is commonly called hard water.
However, minerals are only one potential type of contamination. Deionized water hasn’t been treated for organic compounds or inorganic compounds aside from mineral salts. It’s used in applications that require soft water solvents rather than fully purified water. Basic deionized water shouldn’t maintain long-term contact with metal equipment.
Typical applications for deionized water include:
This category of water is more pure than deionized water alone. It must meet rigorous purity and quality standards, so it goes through a more thorough treatment process that removes both inorganic and organic compounds, including all solid, fluid, reactive, and inert compounds. High-purity water goes through a robust three stage process to reach its final state: pretreatment, primary purification, and polishing.
Lab-grade and medical-grade waters are a subcategory of high-purity water. They undergo the same purification processes, but are also held against sets of industry-specific standards. Those standards are set forth by different organizations, including the US Pharmacopeia and the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI).
Western Reserve Pure Water strives to provide the convenience and support necessary to maintain a continuous supply of purified water. Our Portable Exchange Deionization service includes regular tank exchanges when the resin needs to be replaced. Our service team will replace the tank whenever needed and restore the used tank at a nearby service center.
Through this service, our customers don’t have to worry about maintenance, specialized plumbing systems, or unexpected resin replacement costs. Instead, they simply benefit from access to deionized water while they focus on their core competencies.
Adding hardware or system processes to a facility can seem like a burdensome undertaking. That’s why we pair our deionized water tank equipment with comprehensive services to make the upkeep and long-term maintenance easy. The advantages of our deionized water tank exchange services include:
We specialize in providing high-quality deionization water system solutions to industrial and commercial facilities in Cleveland, Toledo, Akron, Canton, Mansfield, Youngstown, Ashtabula. Each system can be personalized to meet quality and volume demands, as well as the unique characteristics of your locality’s water.
Every tank and system we sell is backed by over 50 years of innovation, 200 years of combined staff experience, and a long history of prompt and professional service.
Contact us today or request a quote to get started on your free estimate and free water analysis. Our professional application engineers are here to help during every step of the process, including after the sale.