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BMM Weston Model 2616 Steam Generator with Lubron Osmostar 250

UsedBMM WestonProcess boilersUnited Kingdom

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Product description

Steam generator with integrated water purifier, requiring recommissioning.

The BMM Weston Model 2616 Steam Generator, paired with a Lubron Osmostar 250 Water Purifier, originated from a surplus university facility. This equipment requires significant recommissioning, particularly re-wiring of the steam generator and repair of copper pipes that were cut during removal.

Key features of the steam generator include two 30KW heating elements, a 123-litre boiler capacity, a design temperature of 168˚C, and an operating pressure of 6.6 bar. The accompanying Lubron Osmostar 250 Reverse Osmosis System offers a capacity of 250 litres per hour at 30 bar working pressure, supported by a Lubron Softstar Water Softener. Please note the system's operational testing is currently inhibited due to existing hard-wiring and residual water issues.

This equipment demands expert handling to restore full functionality and ensure seamless operation within a laboratory setting.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

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Last updated 10 August 2026