Dental Water RO
A compact reverse osmosis system that gives dental practices a continuous on tap supply of low mineral water for autoclaves and thermal washers.
Built for AS 5369:2023, it removes the need to buy bottled distilled or demineralised water.
The Dental Water RO System supplies low mineral, autoclave ready water directly to your sterilisation equipment. It removes the chlorides, calcium and manganese salts that damage hot water paths, boilers and heat exchangers, extending instrument and equipment life.
It eliminates the ongoing cost, storage space and hassle of buying bottled distilled or demineralised water. Your autoclave gets a continuous supply on tap instead.
With a compact footprint designed for practice utility rooms rather than laboratory floor plans, it mounts on the wall or floor. A standard tank is included, with an optional upgrade for practices running higher volume sterilisation cycles or multiple chairs.
Designed, manufactured and stocked in Australia.
Key features
- Autoclave ready water: Removes chlorides, calcium and dissolved minerals that damage sterilisation equipment.
- No more bottled water: A continuous on tap supply replaces bottled distilled or demineralised water.
- Built for the surgery: Compact footprint for practice utility rooms, wall or floor mounted.
- Scalable storage: Standard tank, with an optional upgrade for higher volume practices.
- Built for AS 5369:2023: Designed around the current standard for reprocessing reusable medical devices.
Full technical specifications are being finalised. Contact our team for details specific to your practice.
| Application | Water for autoclaves and thermal washers |
|---|---|
| Technology | Reverse osmosis |
| Removes | Chlorides, calcium, manganese salts, dissolved minerals |
| Standard | Built for AS 5369:2023 |
| Storage | Standard tank, optional upgrade |
| Mounting | Wall or floor |
About AS 5369:2023
In December 2023, AS 5369:2023 replaced the previous standard covering water quality for reprocessing reusable medical devices, including dental instruments. The ADA’s infection control guidelines have referenced it directly since February 2024.
The current standard introduced a new endotoxin testing requirement for final rinse water. Practices should check their current compliance position.
Our engineering team provides direct installation guidance, maintenance and technical advice for your practice.
Technical service
A Purific service engineer is on call 24/7 on 0497 892 166. Phone support is free and answered by an engineer all the time, every time.
Every component is stocked locally in Moss Vale. If you need a part urgently, it ships the same day.
Follow up after install
Purific provides a complimentary visit or call weeks after go live, on site or by phone. Request it at install. It includes:
- Performance check: water quality reviewed against spec
- Consumable schedule: adjusted for your real usage
- Your questions answered: whatever has come up since install
- Team confidence: everyone using the system, not just one person
