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Heidolph Tuttnauer 9000 Water Distiller - 023211145

$1,078.48
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SKU: 023211145
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Description

Description

The Heidolph Tuttnauer 9000 Water Distiller produces distilled water by heating tap water to 212°F, eliminating bacteria, cysts, and viruses while leaving behind salts, heavy metals, and other impurities. The steam is condensed in a stainless-steel condenser, and the distilled water passes through a coconut-shell carbon filter to reduce volatile organic compounds. The purified water is collected in a storage container. The removable boiler allows manual filling, and no water hookup is required. The unit automatically shuts off after a one-gallon cycle.

Key Features

  • Produces 1 Gallon in 4–4.5 Hours: Efficient distillation cycle for rapid water purification.
  • Removes Impurities: Effectively eliminates salts, heavy metals, bacteria, cysts, and viruses.
  • Stainless-Steel Condenser: Durable and corrosion-resistant for long-lasting performance.
  • Coconut-Shell Carbon Post-Filter: Reduces volatile organic compounds (VOCs) for improved water quality.
  • Automatic Shut-Off: The unit automatically shuts off after completing the one-gallon cycle for safety and convenience.
  • Removable Boiler: Manual filling of the boiler allows for easy maintenance and operation.
  • No Plumbing Hookup Required: Ideal for benchtop use with no need for permanent installation or water lines.

Applications

  • Laboratory Distilled Water Production: Ideal for producing distilled water for laboratory use.
  • General Reagent Preparation: Provides purified water for use in reagent preparation and other lab applications.
  • Glassware Rinsing: Suitable for rinsing laboratory glassware with pure distilled water.
  • Routine Laboratory Cleaning: Perfect for general laboratory cleaning tasks requiring distilled water.

Benefits

  • Provides Distilled Water Free of Most Impurities: Ensures high-quality water for sensitive laboratory tasks.
  • Carbon Filtration Reduces VOCs: Improves water purity by reducing volatile organic compounds.
  • Compact Design: Space-saving and ideal for benchtop use in laboratory settings.
  • No Permanent Installation Required: No plumbing setup required, offering flexible placement options.
  • Automatic Shut-Off for Safety: Adds convenience and safety by automatically shutting off after completing the cycle.

Product Specs

  • Model: Tuttnauer 9000
  • Post-Filtration: Coconut-shell carbon filter
  • Condenser: Stainless steel
  • Operation: Manual-fill removable boiler
  • Dimensions: 18 in (W) × 12 in (D) × 18 in (H)

Categories

  • Water Distillers
  • Laboratory Water Purification
  • Heidolph Equipment
  • Laboratory Essentials
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FAQs

What does the Tuttnauer 9000 Water Distiller do?

The 9000 distiller heats tap water to boiling (212 °F / 100 °C), converting it to steam. As the water vaporizes, dissolved solids, salts, heavy metals, and most microbes (bacteria, cysts, viruses) are left behind in the boiling chamber. The steam then condenses in a stainless-steel condenser, producing distilled water.

What is the output capacity and how long does a cycle take?

It produces about 1 gallon (≈3.8–4 L) of distilled water in roughly 4 to 4.5 hours under standard conditions.

Does the unit require a permanent water hookup or special installation?

No, the boiler is removable and manually filled, so no water line or permanent plumbing installation is required. This makes the distiller convenient for benchtop use and flexible lab environments.

What additional purification does it provide beyond distillation?

After condensation, the distilled water is passed through a coconut-shell carbon post-filter. This helps remove volatile organic compounds (VOCs) or residual volatile contaminants that might otherwise carry over with steam.

What types of laboratory tasks is this distiller suitable for?

It’s well suited for all applications requiring distilled or reagent-grade water — reagent preparation, glassware rinsing, general lab cleaning, analytical procedures, autoclave fill-ups, and anywhere pure water with minimal contaminants is needed.