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Yamato WG-205-220V Distilled and Deionized Water Purification System with 20L Tank

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Water Purifying Method
Ion-exchange→Distillation
Purified Water
Deionized water and distilled water
Distilled Water Production
~1.5L/h
Distilled Water Delivery Rate
~1.5L/min
Deionized Water Delivery Rate
~1.0L/min
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Specifications 24

Brands
Yamato Scientific
New/Used
Used
Water Purifying Method
Ion-exchange→Distillation
Purified Water
Deionized water and distilled water
Distilled Water Production
~1.5L/h
Distilled Water Delivery Rate
~1.5L/min
Deionized Water Delivery Rate
~1.0L/min
Range Of Production
Continuous production
Condenser
Hard glass
Heater
Ceramic heater 1.2kW
Pre-Treatment Cartridge
0.1µm diameter hollow fiber + activated carbon
Ion-Exchange Resin Cartridge
CPC-S 4L x 1pc. (activated carbon high-purity cartridge)
Final Filtration
Optional membrane filter
Leakage Indication
Water supply solenoid valve forcibly shut off when water leakage detected
Distilled Water Tank Capacity
20L polyethylene tank
Multi-Purpose Distilled Water Sampling Port
Right side of main unit, 1pc.
Water Level Sensor
Float switch 2-stage detection
Raw Water Pressure Range
0.5~5 MPa
Power Source (50/60 Hz)
AC220V 6A with external transformer
External Dimension*
W540 x D575 x H775 mm
Weight
~55kg
Water Level Display
Communication pipe water level indication
Water Quality Display
5 steps conductivity LED indication
Other Display
Replacement of consumable parts (ion- exchange resin cartridge)

Product description

Distills and deionizes water producing ASTM type 1 & 2 water at ~1.8L/hr with 20L tank and ceramic heater.

The Yamato WG-205-220V is a benchtop high purity water purification system capable of producing both ASTM type 1 deionized water and type 2 distilled water. It features a 20L polyethylene storage tank and combines ion-exchange and distillation purification methods.

Key specifications and features include:

  • Water Purifying Method: Ion-exchange followed by distillation
  • Purified Water Types: Deionized water and distilled water
  • Production Rates: Distilled water ~1.5 L/h; distilled water delivery ~1.5 L/min; deionized water delivery ~1.0 L/min
  • Continuous Production capability
  • Condenser: Hard glass
  • Heater: 1.2 kW ceramic heater
  • Pre-Treatment Cartridge: 0.1 µm hollow fiber and activated carbon to remove bacteria, trihalomethane, residual chlorine, organics, and dust
  • Ion-Exchange Resin Cartridge: High purity activated carbon CPC-S, 4L capacity (sold separately)
  • Optional Final Filtration: Membrane filter at water sampling port
  • Leakage Indication: Automatic shutoff of water supply solenoid valve upon leakage detection
  • Water Level Sensor: Two-stage float switch detection
  • Water Quality Indicator: 5-step conductivity LED display
  • Consumables Alerts: Displays consumable replacement reminders and tracks replacement history
  • Size & Weight: 540 mm (W) x 575 mm (D) x 775 mm (H); approximately 55 kg
  • Power Source: AC 220 V, 6 A with external transformer
  • Included Accessories: Water supply hose (2 m), water supply hose filter, connection hose assembly, scale cleaner, pretreatment cartridge (ion-exchange resin cartridge sold separately)

The system is compact, designed for limited space environments, and equipped with automatic boiler drainage. It supports multi-purpose distilled water sampling via a port on the right side of the main unit.

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Last updated 20 October 2026