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Optimize Your Boiler, Chiller, and Condenser Performance with powerful Descaling Chemicals

 Industrial equipment like boilers, chillers, and condensers are important for any commercial system. To prevent heat exchangers, chillers, and condensers from scaling is important to get optimal performance. However, over time, these essential components can suffer from a build-up of scale and mineral deposits, leading to reduced performance, increased energy consumption, and even equipment failure.

The numerous components enter this equipment with feed water as feed water contains dissolved solids and impurities, salts, etc. If it gets overlooked, the scale gets hardened due to continuous heating of the boiler.

Characteristics of most common deposits

•Carbonate deposits, large granules, and porous forms dense and uniform pitting and scaling over the surface

•Sulphate deposits, crystalline, fine particles but a bit harder and denser than a regular carbonate deposit

•Hard and not so easy to remove silica deposits, extremely small, forms a dense and impervious scaling

•Iron deposits

How does Descaling chemical help?

Descaling chemicals act as powerful agents that effectively removes scale and mineral deposits from the internal surfaces of boilers, chillers, and condensers system. Using these descaling chemicals regularly ensures the protection of the system metallurgy, providing a long service life for the boiler system. This formulation eliminates mineral scales, metal oxides, sludge, and other deposition, prevents corrosion caused by oxidation, and maintains pH, these benefits not only optimize operational performance but also contribute to a more sustainable and cost-effective operation. 



Selecting the most suitable one for your specific requirement is important for your system. This formulation not only optimizes operational performance but also contributes to a more sustainable and cost-effective solution.     

With numerous descaling chemical options available in the market, selecting the most suitable one for your specific application can be daunting. We will provide insights into key factors to consider when choosing a descaling chemical, such as compatibility with different materials, environmental considerations, and industry regulations. This information will help you make an informed decision and select the most effective product for your system. The need for descaling chemical cleaning during the life of equipment has become a recognized fact & should be accepted as a maintenance practice. 

We, Chemtex Speciality Limited specialize in providing high-quality descaling chemicals for boilers, chillers, and condensers. Our range of descaling chemicals is specifically formulated to address to meet your specific requirement.

Chemclean 05 – Sulfamic acid-based descaling chemical to prevent fouling in Boiler

Chemclean 06 – Sodium hydroxide and Phosphate based descaling chemical for removing silica & organic deposits from the water side of the boiler. 

Chemclean 01 – Sodium Hydroxide and Phosphate based descaling chemical effectively removes organic foulant, oil, and grease from the boiler.

Alstascale OD40/DS10 -Online desclant or rust remover for new or old CHW line carrying chiller water, glycol antifreeze, or calcium chloride brine.

Alstascale DS85 – Heavy-duty liquid descaling formulation for hard water scales with high silica or silicate deposits.

Visit our website to explore our range of descaling chemicals that can help optimize the performance and extend the lifespan of your equipment.

https://www.chemtexltd.com/products-and-solutions/cleaning-and-disinfectant-chemicals/speciality-industrial-cleaning/

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