Scale Remover Hard Water Deposit

Item Code: RXSOL-11-1102-025 This is powerfull concentrated and newly developed cleaner , which contain amphoteric penetrants for dissolving hard water scale.Scales are very damaging to the boiler because they interfere with the heat transfer and can lead to overheating and eventually, boiler rupture , To increas usable life of cleaned equipment , it is safe and effective way to remove scale deposits from all types of water-cooled and water-heated equipment. This descaler specifically formulated and developed to rapidly clean mineral scale from passages in water-cooled or heated equipment. It improves Plant Efficiency, Lowers Cost, Conserves Energy, Decreases Down-Time. It does not contain toxic cresols or other tar oils that Require SARA Title III, Section 313 spill loss or disposal. Other Grades Scale Inhibitor ::: Part No - RXSOL-16-1056-025 - Treatment is used to reduce the concentration of scale forming compounds that can accumulate in production wells, water and disposal wells, flowlines and surface equipment. Click Link - www.rxmarine.com/water-Scale-Inhibitor Descalex Polymer ( Heat Exchanger) ::: Part No - RXSOL-40-1048-025 - safe and effective way to remove scale deposits from all types of water-cooled and water-heated equipment.. Click Link - www.rxmarine.com/safe-acid-descalex-liquid-20-ltr Membrane Antiscalant ORG 191T RXSOL-33-3321-030 Scaling and iron fouling of the RO membranes will reduce system performance and lead to premature membrane replacement. Precipitation of scale and deposits build up on the RO membrane, which leads to poor permeate quality, low permeate production, unscheduled downtime, increased water consumption and increased energy costs. For RO units with a feedwater flowrate of 545m3/day (100 GPM) or less, the recommended product would be ORG - 191 t (Membrane Antiscalant) Sodium Hypo Chloride (Food Grade)- Investigations have shown sodium hypochlorite to be an effective disinfectant having broad applications. Although a number of other disinfectants (calcium hypochlorite, ozone, UV, solar disinfection) and treatment processes (filters, slow sand filtration) have been investigated, sodium hypochlorite appears to offer the best mix of low cost, ease of use, safety, and effectiveness in areas where there is enough water to drink and water is not excessively turbid. These characteristics are the reasons why most water treatment systems in the US and Europe have been using chlorine for disinfecting drinking water for nearly 100 years. The other disinfection methods noted above also effectively disinfect water and are useful in a number of settings. Activated aluminaRXSOL-19-1905-025is highly porous material; this material can have a surface area significantly over 200 square metres/g. Very suitable for use as a filter of fluoride, arsenic and selenium in drinking water. Disinfectant Liquid (FOOD GRADE) 25 Ltr RXSOL-33-3318-050 Investigations have shown sodium hypochlorite to be an effective disinfectant having broad applications. Although a number of other disinfectants (calcium hypochlorite, ozone, UV, solar disinfection) and treatment processes (filters, slow sand filtration) have been investigated, sodium hypochlorite appears to offer the best mix of low cost, ease of use, safety, and effectiveness in areas where there is enough water to drink and water is not excessively turbid. Scale Removers DE Scaling -Scaling and iron fouling of the RO membranes will reduce system performance and lead to premature membrane replacement. Precipitation of scale and deposits build up on the RO membrane, which leads to poor permeate quality, low permeate production, unscheduled downtime, increased water consumption and increased energy costs. For RO units with a feedwater flowrate of 545m3/day (100 GPM) or less, the recommended product would be ORG - 191 t (Membrane Antiscalant)