| For Use With (Equipment) | Bantam™ Deionizer, B-Pure™ |
|---|---|
| Type | Deionizer Cartridge |
| Capacity | 875 grains |
| Resin Type | Mixed Bed |
| Unit Size | Each |
Answer:The mixed-bed cartridge is listed for Barnstead Bantam and B-Pure deionizers.
Answer:Mixed-bed ion-exchange resin with a rated capacity of 875 grains.
Answer:No. Evaluate outlet conductivity and any additional organic, particulate or microbial requirements separately.
Barnstead deionizer cartridges support laboratory water purification by exchanging dissolved ionic contaminants as water passes through the resin bed. The mixed-bed configuration combines cation- and anion-exchange functions to reduce ionic content during operation in compatible Thermo Scientific Barnstead Bantam and B-Pure deionizer systems. This replacement cartridge has a stated exchange capacity of 875 grains. It is not an activated-carbon-only cartridge and must not be substituted for an organic-removal or oxygen-removal cartridge solely on the basis of its appearance. Install the cartridge in the appropriate holder, verify the flow direction and seals, and monitor outlet conductivity or resistivity to establish the point for replacement. Actual treated-water volume depends on the feedwater's total ionic load and operating conditions, not solely on nominal resin capacity. Mixed-bed deionization does not by itself establish microbial control, organic purity or Type I water quality. Use additional purification stages when required by the laboratory's water specification.
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