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Chemtex manufactures scale inhibitors to prevent scale formation in cooling tower,boilers etc.




Scale formation is a severe problem this days faced by most of the chemical industries. Due to this a majority of problem occurs.
The worst effects of scale formation ranges from cooling tower plants, boilers etc. All these adverse effects of scale formation can be handled very efficiently by antiscalants or scale inhibitors.

Antiscalants or Scale Inhibitors are chemical compounds that inhibit or prevent scale formation by means of sequestering calcium and magnesium salts, dispersing silica, chelating iron and breaking-up clay and silt deposits.
Using these chemical compounds benefits the users by various ways:-
·        Huge savings in monetary basis all the year round.
·        Savings in terms of labour,power & production.
·        Huge production targets can be met by using these chemicals.

Chemtex offers a wide range of anti-scalants under its registered trade names of ALSTACOOL, ALKRO, ALSTHERM for:-
      
1.   Cooling Tower Water Antiscalant 
2.   RO Membrane Antiscalant 
3.   RO Membrane High Silica Water Antiscalant or Silica Antifoulant 
4.   Boiler AntiscalSant Sludge Conditioner.

  

Contact Us

Chemtex Speciality Limited
Regd. Office :33 Brabourne Road, Kolkata 700 001,West Bengal, India
Phone : +(91)-(33)-7111-1111 / 7111-1112 Fax : +(91)-(33)-7111-1117
Mobile : +(91)-896-111-1111





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