Probably it's just distilled, the vapor captured, and redissolved in water. That's an industrial application, not for a smaller lab. Hydrogen chloride may not be soluble in water, at all temperatures, at that concentration. For example, constant boiling HCl, used for quantitative analysis, is an azeotrope of ~20 % HCl. It's actual concentration varies, and is determined first, then it's sealed in an ampule. You break the seal, and use it promptly, because the HCl fumes away. Concentrating it by a few percent in the lab will result in you losing more during the manipulation.