Residential / Commercial Water

Products designed to address “potable” water challenges that arise downstream from the municipality in residential, commercial, and institutional environments incuding POE and POU applications. Includes the removal of DBPs and other contaminants that may accumulate from during distribution, improving water aesthetics, and preserving delivery system and fixtures by mitigating any corrosive or scale potential.

Residential / Commercial Water Applications

Arsenic is a chemical element with symbol As and atomic number 33. Arsenic occurs in many minerals, usually in combination with sulfur and metals, but also as a pure elemental crystal. Arsenic is a metalloid. It has various allotropes, but only the gray form is important to industry.
The primary use of metallic arsenic is in alloys of lead (for example, in car batteries and ammunition). Arsenic is a common n-type dopant in semiconductor electronic devices, and the optoelectronic compound gallium arsenide is the second most commonly used semiconductor after doped silicon. Arsenic and its compounds, especially the trioxide, are used in the production of pesticides, treated wood products, herbicides, and insecticides. These applications are declining, however
A few species of bacteria are able to use arsenic compounds as respiratory metabolites. Trace quantities of arsenic are an essential dietary element in rats, hamsters, goats, chickens, and presumably many other species, including humans.
Arsenic is notoriously poisonous to multicellular life. Arsenic trioxide compounds are widely used as pesticides, herbicides and insecticides. As a result, arsenic contamination of groundwater supplies is a problem that affects millions of people around the world.

Arsenate is a divalent anion with affinity for anion resins similar to but slightly lower than that of sulfate Arsenate can be exchanged by strong base anion exchange resins and then adsorbed into the iron hybrid adsorbent of ASM-10-HP.

Except for Gallium arsenide (used as a semiconductor), other arsenide compounds are generally only of academic interest. Gallium arsenide is an important semiconductor because it has much lower electrical resistance than silicon and therefore lower power use and less heat generation.

In most cases arsenite should be oxidized to arsenate so that it is converted to a form more easily removed. Oxidation can be accomplished with chlorine or with oxygen catalyzed by various redox medias.

ASM-10-HP

Media Sub Category Hybrid
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Applications


SBG2-HP

Media Sub Category Strong Base Anion
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Chloride
Application Trace Contaminants (U, Cr, As, Se, F, ClO₄, ClO₃)
Chromate Reduction

SBG1-HP

Media Sub Category Strong Base Anion
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Chloride
Application Trace Contaminants (U, Cr, As, Se, F, ClO₄, ClO₃)
Potable water
Nitrate Reduction

Arsenic Reduction

Sku

Cartridge Type Drop-In
Media Category Specialty Media
Application -

Chlorine is a chemical element with symbol Cl and atomic number 17. The second-lightest of the halogens, it appears between fluorine and bromine in the periodic table and its properties are mostly intermediate between them. Chlorine is a yellow-green gas at room temperature. It is an extremely reactive element and a strong oxidising agent: among the elements, it has the highest electron affinity and the third-highest electronegativity, behind only oxygen and fluorine.
The most common compound of chlorine, sodium chloride (common salt), has been known since ancient times. Around 1630, chlorine gas was first synthesised in a chemical reaction, but not recognised as a fundamentally important substance. Carl Wilhelm Scheele wrote a description of chlorine gas in 1774, supposing it to be an oxide of a new element. In 1809, chemists suggested that the gas might be a pure element, and this was confirmed by Sir Humphry Davy in 1810, who named it from Ancient Greek: χλωρός khlôros “pale green” based on its colour.

Chlorine is normally present in water as hypochlorous anion and is removed by strong base anion resins.

(Sodium) hypochlorite is widely used as a bleaching agent; in water treatment as a disinfectant. It is the strongest oxidant among the oxo-chloride series, chlorite, chlorate, or perchlorate.

CENTAUR-C® 12×40

Media Sub Category Catalytic Carbon
Mesh Size 12 to 40 US Mesh
Application Chloromine Reduction
Hydrogen Sulfide Reduction
Medical
Peroxide Destruction

Disinfection By-Product (DBP) are formed when chlorine reacts with organic compounds in water supplies. The removal of organic prior to chlorination can eliminate the DBP potential, otherwise the DBPs need to be removed by activated carbon.

AGC-40 X

Media Sub Category Bituminous Coal Carbon
Mesh Size 12 to 40 US Mesh
Application Organics Reduction
Chlorine Reduction

AGC-40 XA

Media Sub Category Bituminous Coal Carbon
Mesh Size 12 to 40 US Mesh
Application Chlorine Reduction
Organics Reduction

AGC-40 C

Media Sub Category Coconut Shell Carbon
Mesh Size 12 to 40 US Mesh
Application Chlorine Reduction
Organics Reduction

AGC-40 CA

Media Sub Category Coconut Shell Carbon
Mesh Size 12 to 40 US Mesh
Application Organics Reduction
Chlorine Reduction

CENTAUR-C® 12×40

Media Sub Category Catalytic Carbon
Mesh Size 12 to 40 US Mesh
Application Chloromine Reduction
Hydrogen Sulfide Reduction
Medical
Peroxide Destruction

Chloramine Reduction

Sku

Cartridge Type Drop-In
Media Category Activated Carbon
Application -

Strong base anion resin have good affinity for nitrate. The higher amines (triethylamine, tributylamine, etc.) have increased affinity for nitrate and decreased affinity for divalent ions such as sulfate, making them preferred for many applications.

SIR-100-HP

Media Sub Category Selective Exchanger
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Macroporous
Applications


SBG2-HP

Media Sub Category Strong Base Anion
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Chloride
Application Trace Contaminants (U, Cr, As, Se, F, ClO₄, ClO₃)
Chromate Reduction

SBG1-HP

Media Sub Category Strong Base Anion
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Chloride
Application Trace Contaminants (U, Cr, As, Se, F, ClO₄, ClO₃)
Potable water
Nitrate Reduction

SIR-110-HP

Media Sub Category Selective Exchanger
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Applications



SBG1

Media Sub Category Strong Base Anion
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Chloride
Application Sulfate Reduction
Demineralization
Trace Contaminants (U, Cr, As, Se, F, ClO₄, ClO₃)
Nitrate Reduction

Nitrate Reduction

Sku

Cartridge Type Drop-In
Media Category Specialty Media
Application -

Nitrate Reduction

Sku

Cartridge Type Inline
Media Category Specialty Media
Application -

Naturally occurring organic matter (NOM) is readily removed by strong base anion resins. Acrylic strong base resins and styrenic resins with high porosity work better because they are easier to regenerate.

SBACR-MP-HP

Media Sub Category Strong Base Anion
Polymer Matrix Acrylic Macroporous
Ionic Form Chloride
Application Organic Reduction - Municipal

SBACR-HP

Media Sub Category Strong Base Anion
Polymer Matrix Acrylic Gel
Ionic Form Chloride
Application Organic Reduction - Municipal
Color Reduction - Municipal

SIR-22P-HP

Media Sub Category Selective Exchanger
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Applications

SX-A40-A

Media Sub Category Strong Base Anion
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Macroporous
Ionic Form Chloride
Application Cane sugar refined syrup decoloration

PFAS compounds have been used in industry and consumer products worldwide since the 1940s. Their remarkable hydro- and oleophobic characteristics (ability to repel both oil and water) give them utility in a seemingly endless array of applications including nonstick cookware, water repellent clothing, stain resistant fabrics and carpets, product packaging, some cosmetics, some firefighting foams, and literally tens of thousands of other products that resist grease, water, and oil.

More than 500 forever chemicals are being actively used in products and industries around the world. A United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) toxicity database, DSSTox, lists over 14,700 PFAS compounds in existence, while other toxicity databases lists many multiples more.

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SIR-110-HP

Media Sub Category Selective Exchanger
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Applications



AGC-PFx

Media Sub Category Specialty Carbon
Mesh Size 12 to 40 US Mesh
Application Organics Reduction
PFAS Reduction

SIR-110-MP-HP

Media Sub Category Selective Exchanger
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Macroporous
Applications



PFOS & PFOA Water Test

Description
PFAS Contaminants (Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) are commonly referred to as “forever chemicals” and can be found throughout our environment as well as in our drinking water. Previously know as PFCs, they have b...

PFOS & PFOA Water Test plus Field Reagent Blanks

Media Sub Category -
Polymer Matrix -
Ionic Form -
Applications -

PFAS Full Spectrum Water Test

Description
PFAS Contaminants (Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) are commonly referred to as “forever chemicals” and can be found throughout our environment as well as in our drinking water. Previously know as PFCs, they have b...

Scale occurs in some residential applications where water is heated, such as coffee and tea preparation, hot water heaters, and other washing operations. Comprised of calcium carbonate, the scale potential can be eliminated by softening the water.

WACG-HP

Media Sub Category Weak Acid Cation
Polymer Matrix Acrylic Gel
Ionic Form Hydrogen
Application Lead Reduction
Water for Beverages
Iron Reduction

CG8

Media Sub Category Strong Acid Cation
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Sodium
Application Softening - Industrial
Demineralization
Iron Reduction
Ammonia Reduction

CN8

Media Sub Category Strong Acid Cation
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Sodium
Application Softening - Industrial
Demineralization
Residential softening
Iron Reduction
Ammonia Reduction

CGS

Media Sub Category Strong Acid Cation
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Sodium
Application Softening - Residential

CGS-BL

Media Sub Category Strong Acid Cation
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Sodium
Application Softening - Residential

CNS-F

Media Sub Category Strong Acid Cation
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Sodium
Application Softening - Residential
Iron Reduction - Residential

SBG2

Media Sub Category Strong Base Anion
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Chloride
Application Demineralization
Trace Contaminants (U, Cr, As, Se, F, ClO₄, ClO₃)
Sulfate Reduction
Dealkalizer
Nitrate Reduction

Hardness ions, comprised of calcium and magnesium, can cause scaling of heated surfaces and shorten the life of appliances such as hot water heaters, dishwashers, and washing machines. The presence of1 hardness in water leads to greater soap consumption in laundry and cleaning operations.

CG8

Media Sub Category Strong Acid Cation
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Sodium
Application Softening - Industrial
Demineralization
Iron Reduction
Ammonia Reduction

CG10

Media Sub Category Strong Acid Cation
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form Sodium
Application Softening - Industrial
Demineralization
Softening - High Temperature

SACMP

Media Sub Category Strong Acid Cation
Polymer Matrix Styrenic Macroporous
Ionic Form Sodium
Application Softening - Industrial
Demineralization
Radwaste Reduction

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