Ultrapure water

What is Ultrapure water?

Ultrapure water is a term often used in the Pharmaceutical Industry to describe water that has been purified to uncommonly stringent specifications and is commonly used in pharmaceutical applications to produce various types of medical products.

Why do we need to measure it?

It's important that Ultrapure water is monitored to ensure the exact amount has been administered to the production process, this helps to create the highest quality product which is also to production specification requirements.

How can Pulsar Measurement help?

Level and flow instrumentation from Pulsar Measurement is non-contacting, therefore it does not come into contact with the substance, maintaining the quality of the product. Our TTFM 6.1 product offers a static option that when set up offers consistent and accurate readings. Additionally, the PTFM 6.1 is a portable Transit-Time solution and is suitable for spot-checking existing flow meters and making sure that everything is running as it should. The portable meter is easy to set up, robust in its build and its non-contacting nature means there is no need for downtime during installation.

You can read more about our TTFM 6.1 and PTFM 6.1 products below: