Water and solvent purification for your research lab.
Supply your instruments, teaching labs and moisture-sensitive chemistry with systems configured for your research. PPT designs, installs and supports laboratory water and inert-gas solvent purification equipment.
Lab water and solvent systems your campus can support.
Your synthesis group, analytical suite and teaching labs draw on different utilities. PPT works with your researchers, lab managers, facilities and EH&S teams to size water systems, select solvent configurations and coordinate installation. Operator training, column replacement and RO/DI maintenance help your team support equipment as students, staff and research programs change.
Purified water and dry solvents for your daily lab work.
Air- and moisture-sensitive chemistry
Configure solvent purification and delivery around your synthesis, glovebox and Schlenk-line work. Your solvent list, purity requirements and dispensing locations guide system selection.
Analytical instruments and sample preparation
Document your instrument feedwater specifications and preparation requirements. PPT can review central RO/DI supply and any point-of-use polishing your analytical work needs.
Teaching labs, media and buffer preparation
Plan shared water supply around your teaching schedule, preparation workload and simultaneous use. Identify different quality requirements before combining lab spaces on one supply.
Glassware washers and autoclaves
Supply your laboratory support equipment to its manufacturer’s water specifications. Include rinse demand, steam-generator make-up and recovery time when sizing your system.
Fit your equipment to your campus and your users.
Your lab’s footprint, utility access and operating procedures influence which system your team can install and maintain.
- Solvent count and installation format
- Compare compact, cabinet-mounted, hooded and free-standing systems against your current solvents, expected additions and available space. Include your dispensing and glovebox connections.
- Campus EH&S and utility coordination
- Review ventilation, inert-gas supply, grounding, bonding and spill-containment requirements with your campus teams. Resolve building connections and service clearances before installation.
- Shared use and operator turnover
- Include startup training, equipment documentation and clear operating responsibilities in your plan. Your lab needs a practical handoff as students and researchers rotate.
- Consumables and scheduled service
- Plan solvent column replacement, filters, membranes and water-system maintenance around your research schedule. Share your existing equipment details when arranging support.
Compare systems for your lab’s water and solvent needs.
PPT supplies solvent configurations for individual research groups and water systems for departmental or campus utilities. Select each around your application, rather than assuming one purity level serves your whole lab.
Solvent purification systems
Compare installation formats for your solvent list, hood or cabinet space, and dispensing arrangement.
Explore Solvent purification systemsQuickLab laboratory water systems
Compare packaged RO and RO/DI configurations for your lab’s water quality, storage and distribution needs.
Explore QuickLab laboratory water systemsSkidSpec central water systems
Review an engineered skid when your building or campus needs a larger shared supply.
Explore SkidSpec central water systemsSolvent services and column support
Arrange column replacement, component help, training or troubleshooting for your installed system.
Explore Solvent services and column supportAcademic laboratory water guide
Review water-system choices for your university research facility and connected laboratory equipment.
Explore Academic laboratory water guideAlready have equipment? Keeping a shared lab running? Get water-system maintenance or solvent column and parts support, or review equipment when your research requirements change.
Services & SupportUpgrade / ReplacementPlan your lab’s water or solvent installation.
Tell PPT about your research, solvent list, connected instruments and available space. Bring your facilities or EH&S questions so installation requirements can be reviewed with your lab team.