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Merck launches advanced lab water purification technology Milli-Q IQ 7000

The new system, designed to raise productivity, is first to use eco-friendly, mercury-free UV lamps

BS B2B Bureau  |  Darmstadt, Germany 

Merck, a leading science and technology company, has launched the IQ 7000 system, the seventh-generation innovation. This launch marks 50 years of providing ultrapure water to scientists in laboratories all over the world. 

“While there have been tremendous advancements in the lab, today’s scientists continue to seek ways to improve reproducibility and reliability of data. Our customers are looking for compact, ergonomic systems and software so that they can advance science, further faster. Our new addresses these pain points, allowing scientists to focus on problem solving, without worrying about the purity of their water. This new system reflects our legacy of pioneering innovations in lab water purification,” said Udit Batra, member of the Executive Board and CEO,

For half a century, has been the partner of choice for systems and services for lab scientists who need to ensure their water is free of contaminants.

To ensure that Merck’s new systems meet customers’ evolving needs, the company combined customer feedback with its engineering and technical expertise to develop the IQ 7000 system - an even smaller, easier-to-use device. It is designed with ech2o mercury-free UV lamps for the photoxidation of organic contaminants; purification cartridges that are 33 percent smaller than previous versions and high-definition digital touchscreen similar to a mobile phone display for simple operation. It can be easily connected to lab networks through an integrated data management system that allows quick, easy access to information, which includes custom reporting and global system data archive for traceability and paperless environment for generating reports.

It comes with hibernation mode to maintain system water quality with reduced energy consumption; ergonomic, precise dispensing wheel with a wider range of ultrapure water dispensing options - from drop-by-drop up to 2 liters per minute; and smaller footprint, free of tubing / cables for a smaller, clutter-free workspace.

Merck’s leading brand, water, has become synonymous with ultrapure lab water, and is the most cited brand in peer-reviewed publications. systems have purification media that are tested and designed exclusively for Merck, allowing the company to provide the best water quality to labs across the world.

Merck’s IQ 7000 system is the first product in an offering that will replace the existing bench-top Advantage A10 systems.

Merck launches advanced lab water purification technology Milli-Q IQ 7000

The new system, designed to raise productivity, is first to use eco-friendly, mercury-free UV lamps

The new system, designed to raise productivity, is first to use eco-friendly, mercury-free UV lamps
Merck, a leading science and technology company, has launched the IQ 7000 system, the seventh-generation innovation. This launch marks 50 years of providing ultrapure water to scientists in laboratories all over the world. 

“While there have been tremendous advancements in the lab, today’s scientists continue to seek ways to improve reproducibility and reliability of data. Our customers are looking for compact, ergonomic systems and software so that they can advance science, further faster. Our new addresses these pain points, allowing scientists to focus on problem solving, without worrying about the purity of their water. This new system reflects our legacy of pioneering innovations in lab water purification,” said Udit Batra, member of the Executive Board and CEO,

For half a century, has been the partner of choice for systems and services for lab scientists who need to ensure their water is free of contaminants.

To ensure that Merck’s new systems meet customers’ evolving needs, the company combined customer feedback with its engineering and technical expertise to develop the IQ 7000 system - an even smaller, easier-to-use device. It is designed with ech2o mercury-free UV lamps for the photoxidation of organic contaminants; purification cartridges that are 33 percent smaller than previous versions and high-definition digital touchscreen similar to a mobile phone display for simple operation. It can be easily connected to lab networks through an integrated data management system that allows quick, easy access to information, which includes custom reporting and global system data archive for traceability and paperless environment for generating reports.

It comes with hibernation mode to maintain system water quality with reduced energy consumption; ergonomic, precise dispensing wheel with a wider range of ultrapure water dispensing options - from drop-by-drop up to 2 liters per minute; and smaller footprint, free of tubing / cables for a smaller, clutter-free workspace.

Merck’s leading brand, water, has become synonymous with ultrapure lab water, and is the most cited brand in peer-reviewed publications. systems have purification media that are tested and designed exclusively for Merck, allowing the company to provide the best water quality to labs across the world.

Merck’s IQ 7000 system is the first product in an offering that will replace the existing bench-top Advantage A10 systems.
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