What is Deionized Water?

Deionized water, also known as DI water, is water that has had almost all of its mineral ions—such as calcium, sodium, chloride, sulfate, and iron—removed through a process called ion exchange. This process results in ultra-pure water with extremely low electrical conductivity, making it ideal for sensitive industrial, medical, and technological applications.

Key Features of Deionized Water:

• Ultra Low Conductivity: Typically <1 µS/cm, often reaching as low as 0.1 µS/cm, depending on purification level.

• No Dissolved Minerals or Salts: Ensures no interference in high-precision systems.

• Non-Corrosive & Non-Contaminating: Perfect for systems that require clean and stable water quality.

• Chemically Neutral Base: Allows for precise formulation in pharmaceutical, laboratory, and chemical industries.

Where is Deionized Water Used?

• Healthcare & Laboratory: For sterilization, cleaning equipment, and preparing solutions.

• Automotive Industry: In battery production, radiator filling, and paint applications.

• Solar Energy Systems: To clean solar panels without leaving residue.

• Electronics & Semiconductor Manufacturing: In rinse and cooling processes where impurities cannot be tolerated.