Antiscalant 5 Gallon Chemical Water Treatment (316129)
Antiscalant is a chemical used in reverse osmosis systems to prevent scale build-up and membrane fouling. It stops reactive silica from forming and disperses colloidal silica, making it effective over various concentrations. It reduces operating and capital costs of filtration systems and is NSF approved.
- Effective against magnesium silicate, strontium sulfate, barium sulfate, calcium sulfate, and calcium carbonate depositionÂ
- Silica scale inhibition achieved up to 240 ppm
- Reduce operating and capital costs
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$80.50Antiscalant 5 Gallon Chemical Water Treatment (316129)
Antiscalant is a chemical used in reverse osmosis systems to prevent scale build-up and membrane fouling. It stops reactive silica from forming and disperses colloidal silica, making it effective over various concentrations. It reduces operating and capital costs of filtration systems and is NSF approved.
- Effective against magnesium silicate, strontium sulfate, barium sulfate, calcium sulfate, and calcium carbonate depositionÂ
- Silica scale inhibition achieved up to 240 ppm
- Reduce operating and capital costs
This product exceeds the size and weight limit for shipping standards.
Ship cost will be applied.
Click here for Antiscalant Spec Sheet.
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Antiscalant is a chemical used in reverse osmosis systems to prevent scale build-up and membrane fouling. It stops reactive silica from forming and disperses colloidal silica, making it effective over various concentrations. It reduces operating and capital costs of filtration systems and is NSF approved.
- Effective against magnesium silicate, strontium sulfate, barium sulfate, calcium sulfate, and calcium carbonate depositionÂ
- Silica scale inhibition achieved up to 240 ppm
- Reduce operating and capital costs
