In July 2012, Mindray considered the strict requirements for water use in medical device production and the comprehensive strength of the supplier's project experience, and ultimately chose the Kerry purified water equipment.

The pharmaceutical industry has relatively stricter requirements for water quality. To ensure the safety of pure water used in medicine, it requires the entire system of ultra pure water treatment equipment to be composed of all stainless steel materials. Before using water, sterilization device modules must be equipped, and every step of equipment production has very strict requirements. The selection and configuration of materials, requirements for process details, precision of welding, and professional level of technical cooperation all have strict requirements.

According to the person in charge of Carryclean Technology, they have designed a complete set of high-purity water treatment processes based on the characteristics of water use in the entire pharmaceutical industry and the different requirements of different users for high-purity water. They have adopted the latest processes such as reverse osmosis membrane separation technology and EDI electrodeionization to meet the needs of water equipment in the biopharmaceutical industry.

In particular, the pharmaceutical purification water equipment developed by the company adopts the most advanced fully automatic two-stage RO reverse osmosis+EDI electrodeionization purification water treatment technology, which is used in conjunction with pre-treatment. By utilizing the principle of reverse osmosis, various salts and impurities in water are effectively removed, and EDI electrodeionization equipment is used to further improve water quality. Fully compliant with GMP and FDA certification requirements, tailored specifically for pharmaceutical enterprises, and with the strong support of numerous industry customers, Carryclean Purified Water Equipment has formed a good brand image, creating greater value for more and more pharmaceutical industry enterprises;