High Quality Dewatering Flocculants for Water Treatment
Source-To-Discharge Treatment Solutions
Every mineral slurry exhibits a range of particle sizes and charge requirements. Optimum dosages can be achieved and overall performance improved by matching molecular weight and charge to the unique characteristics of the slurry. Our high quality FlocREADY water treatment flocculants and coagulants are designed to improve your processes and lower your overall cost in a wide range of mineral processing applications.
We offer high-quality dry-powder water treatment flocculants that exhibit consistent quality and high active polymer content. Our proprietary sieving process serves to eliminate many dust fines and reduce human exposure and slippery residue in the makedown area.
Together with our dry polymer process, which achieves high molecular weights, this often results in a cost savings. Our portfolio also includes high-performance emulsion flocculants. Our proprietary emulsion breaker and carrier systems result in reduced polymer emulsion settling rates and low formation of insoluble material.
- Specifically formulated to enhance liquid/solid separation.
- Our experienced and highly trained chemists and technicians can create an optimized chemistry plan that ensures your system works at peak efficiency.
- Without this guidance you run the risk of damaging your equipment by using the wrong chemicals, spending too much money on wasted chemicals, paying costly non-compliance fees, and running up higher energy bills because your system is operating inefficiently.
What are flocculants? They are a substance that promotes the clumping of particles, especially one used in treating waste water.
Flocculant Products
Cationic flocculants used for large and small volume water treatment settle solids.
High performance, anionic flocculant based on a high molecular weight emulsion polyacrylamides scientifically formulated for use as a flocculant in effluent and wastewater treatment applications
Our FlocREADY Non-Ionic Series has a nonionic charge, high molecular weight polyacrylamides in various forms such as free flowing granules, gel logs, emulsions and liquids.
