DuPont Launches High-Flow Electrodeionization Modules for Higher-Purity Water Applications
Nov 9, 2026, 9:43 AM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The new higher-flow modules broaden DuPont's product offering into larger industrial and microelectronics ultrapure-water applications, which can incrementally increase equipment sales and aftermarket replacement revenue over time; the magnitude depends on adoption, pricing and manufacturing scale.
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DuPont launched four new high-flow EDI modules (EDI-520/820/530/830) expanding its electrodeionization portfolio to cover nominal flows from 2–8 m³/h and targeting industrial and UPW end markets.
DuPont announced the launch of four new high-flow DuPont™ Electrodeionization (EDI) modules.
The new modules (EDI-520, EDI-820, EDI-530 and EDI-830) feature nominal product-water flow rates of 5 or 8 m³/h and are available in two- and three-outlet configurations.
DuPont says the expanded EDI range is suitable for higher-purity and ultrapure water applications across industries including power generation, green hydrogen, petrochemical processing, pulp and paper, metallurgy, solar PV production, and semiconductor assembly/testing.
Combined with the existing EDI-310 module, the portfolio now covers nominal product-water flow rates from 2 to 8 m³/h to support installations from smaller systems to large-scale industrial projects.
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