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Water for testing

2010-04-02View Original

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Let’s discuss what the ranges are for the conductivity levels of grade 1, grade 2, and grade 3 water used in testing
Reply #22010-04-07
Just buy a ultrapure water machine – that’s it! It provides water of grade 1 and grade 3! Moor’s is good; we’re using it!
Reply #32010-04-07
Level 3 water conductivity: <5; Level 2 water conductivity: <0.1; Level 1 water conductivity: <1.0. GB6682-92 can be used as a reference
Reply #42010-04-07
The values above are incorrect. The conductivity for level 3 is «5», for level 1 it is «0.1», and for level 2 it is «1.0». GB6682-92 can be used as a reference
Reply #52010-04-10
We follow the national standards; that’s all
Reply #62010-09-28
Our company uses pure water produced by industrial pure water systems.
Reply #72010-09-28
The conductivity of the distilled water that was just tested is around 20, but professionals say it should be around 200. Could there be an error with the instrument?

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