Filtersorb Antiscalant Systems - Chemical Free Water Conditioner
 | Nelsen Scale Prevention Systems features Filtersorb SP
filter media to first remove the already existing scale from
pipes and heat exchanger surfaces (descaling effect) and
further to protect the system from future formation of
scale (scale protection effect). Filtersorb SP is based on a completely new technology. In this process the chemical structure of scale forming minerals is changed. This technology is so effective that it requires a contact time of only seconds. The media is used in an up fl ow system therefore only an in-out head is needed. The media transforms the dissolved calcium carbonate (temporary hardness) into non-charged neutral chemical bonds. These bonds are completely stable and cannot attach to any surfaces. The chemical bonds are rinsed away by the water flow. The size of the bonds is so small (in the range of nano-meters) that they can only be seen with a microscope. Therefore the effect is the same as if the water was free of temporary hardness (calcium carbonate). The chemical structures are heat resistant and do not fall apart. The media is used to clean pipes from already existing scale and to protect pipes and hardware from scale. Tests with commercial coffee machines showed that those with Filtersorb-SP Hardness Stabilizer protection were much cleaner after a short time of use than the control systems which were cleaned monthly. Filtersorp SP works great in front of RO membranes. It keeps these membranes from clogging with calcium-carbonate. A preexisting membrane’s efficiency is improved after only 10 days if calcium carbonate was the reason for the blocking. Included in 8" 9" and 10" systems - Filtersorb SP Filter Media Enpress Mineral tank featuring the Vortech bottom distribution plate C Series in/out head Clack Bypass 1" NPT PVC -plumbing adapters 1" x 10" "Big Blue" housing with GAC pre-filter with mounting bracket. 12" and 13" systems include a 20" "Big Blue" housing and GAC Pre-Filter in lieu of 10" housing and filter. More info on filtersorb systems |
