LabStrong Fi-Streem ™ Water Purification Distillation Systems

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Fi-Streem III Glass 4 Liter/Hr Bi-Distiller Water Purification Distillation Still - 208V 30A or 240V 30A Models

The company’s mission is to design and manufacture laboratory equipment, focusing on product development for tailored high quality lab equipment applications. LabStrong develops concepts into functional, marketable products by listening and responding to customers unique performance requirements.

• Double distillation process increases water purity to above 1 megohm-cm 
• Patented vapor trap eliminates carry-over of vapor-borne contaminants 
• Glass components eliminate the leaching impurities 
• Fully automatic microprocessor controls simplify operation and cleaning, while assuring high reliability 
• 24-hour automatic control activates still as required to maintain a full reservoir 
• Automatic drain cycle in tap feed models reduces cleaning frequency 
• Thermistor and heat sensor offer double protection against low water conditions 
• For convenience, unit is designed with capabilities for tap or pretreated water 
• Space-saving design 
• This bi-distiller can be mounted on a wall or a bench 
• Float switch allows for automatic operation when connected to 40 L Storage Tank or 50 L Storage Reservoir 
• 1 year warranty

Fi-Streem Distillation Catalog 1/11/2011 See Detail

Fi-Streem III 8 L/hr and 4 BD Operators Manual 4/30/2010 Download

Specifications Product Water Capacity (LPH) 8 Liters per hour Feed Water Pressure Minimum 15 PSI to Maximum 80 PSI Feed Water Type Tap or Pretreated Feed Water Inlet 1/2'' ID Tubing Feed Water Op Temp Range 40° - 120°F Feed Water Cooling Water Temp Rng 40° - 86°F # of Heaters 4 Volts AC 208VAC or 240VAC Amps 30A Depth X Width X Height (In) 15" X 22" X 30" Operating Weight (lb.) 88lb.

* NOTE - SHIPPING: All Prices are F.O.B. LabStrong Corporation, Inc.'s  Factory in Dubuque, IA. We will work with you on the best way to ship based on cost and date needed

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