EC-517

Synthetic Polymer Boiler Water Sludge Conditioner

CFIA Registered

EC-517 is an effective scale-controlling additive, combines electro-chemical and physical blockage to control formation of scale-forming crystals.

EC-600

Open and Closed Cooling Water Bio-Dispersant

EC-600 is a combination of dispersing agents and scale inhibitors for on line cleaning of cooling towers, evaporative condensers and closed hot and chilled recirculating water systems. It is used to remove old deposits of scale, mud, oil, slime and other fouling materials, and to prevent the formation of new non microbiological and microbiological deposits, when used in conjunction with EC-610 and EC-630.

EC-750

Hard Water Scale & Corrosion Control Agent for Water Towers

EC-755

Scale & Corrosion Control Agent for Water Towers with Molybdate

EC-750 & EC-755 effectively inhibits the formation of new scale deposits on heat transfer surfaces. In addition, continuous use of EC-750 & EC-755 will penetrate and remove pre-existing scale by slowly "eating away" and undermining their formation. EC-750 & EC-755 is effective over wide range pH (7.5 to 9.0). Addition of acid is not generally required to maintain this pH range. EC-750 & EC-755 maintains a protective monomolecular film on metal surfaces. The protective film is impervious to attack from corrosive elements contained in cooling water, preventing the corrosion of exposed metal surfaces.

EC-950

“Safer” Powder Acid for Removing Scale Deposit from Recirculating Type Heat-Transfer Systems

CFIA Registered

EC-955

“Safer”, Liquid Acid for Removing Scale Deposit from Recirculating Type Heat-Transfer Systems

CFIA Registered

EC-950 & EC-955 contain inhibitors, that are less corrosive to metals than muriatic acid solutions. EC-950 & EC-955 dissolve rust and scale more slowly than do some liquid forms of mineral acid, however, they are substantially easier to use. EC-950 & EC-955 contain special additives for increased scale dissolving action. When treatment time is essential, the use of warm water (120 - 160º F. max.) will accelerate action.