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When one thinks of electronics, water is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. But without ultrapure water (UPW), the manufacturing of the high-tech semiconductors needed for today’s laptops, tablets and smartphones wouldn’t be possible. Continue reading Could Ultrapure Water Be The Secret Behind Today’s High-Tech Electronics?
In pharmaceutical manufacturing, the use of stainless steel piping in water purification systems has long been the standard. Recently, however, using polypropylene up to the point of distillation is challenging the status quo, and for good reason. Continue reading The Future of Water Purification for Pharma Could be Polypropylene
Chances are you already know that in certain applications, deionized (DI) water is crucial. You may even work in an industry that uses it. So how do you convert tap water into deionized water, and how then is the di water used in certain applications?
Continue reading How to Deionize Water
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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel recently wrote a great article about Milwaukee’s growth in water technology and ultrapure water. We’d like to explain how Milwaukee is transforming itself into a potential world water hub, and how Total Water fits in. Continue reading Total Water’s Role in Transforming Milwaukee into a World Water Hub
If your high purity water system is starting to plug up, experience low flow, or shows high bacteria counts, it could be time to change or upgrade your filtration process. If that’s the case, you need to know how to pick the right filter for your application. Continue reading Two Simple Steps for Choosing the Right Water Filter
When considering a purified water system, the first thing you’ll need to decide is how to pay for it: Will you lease or buy it? While many people might initially lean towards purchasing, consider four benefits of leasing before making your decision. Continue reading 4 Benefits of Leasing Your Purified Water System Instead of Buying It
If you run a grocery store, you probably mist your produce with purified water to extend its shelf life by 24 to 48 hours. What you might not realize is that in many cases, this “purified” water may have high counts of bacteria, posing a threat to your customers’ health. Continue reading Grocery Store Misting Systems: How Clean are They?
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