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CG8-H-UPS
CG8HUPS
Uniform particle size strong acid cation resin in hydrogen form, 8% crosslinked gel. Optimized for industrial applications requiring good regeneration efficiency. Suitable for demineralization applications. Provides minimal pressure loss and better regeneration efficiency.
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Product Description
ResinTech CG8-H-UPS is a uniform particle size, hydrogen form 8% crosslinked gel strong acid cation resin. It is a workhorse cation resin optimized for industrial applications that require good regeneration efficiency in a hydrogen form cation resin. CG8-H-UPS is intended for use in all industrial applications such as demineralization where a hydrogen form cation resin is required. The uniform beads and somewhat smaller harmonic mean size yield minimal pressure loss and better regeneration efficiency compared to resins with Gaussian size distribution.
Features and Benefits
- Uniform particle size
- Industrial demineralizing applications
- Low color throw
- Superior physical stability
Applications
Packed Beds, Demineralization / DI, Mixed Bed Components
Certifications
REACH Resigetered
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Physical Properties
SKU
CG8HUPS
Polymer Matrix
Styrenic Gel
Ionic Form
Hydrogen (H⁺)
Functional Group
Sulfonic Acid
Physical Form
Spherical Beads
Color
Amber to Brown
Particle Size
40 (400) x 20 (841)
Minimum Sphericity
95
Uniformity Coefficient
1.25
Temperature Limit
Total Exchange Capacity (meq/ML)
1.8
Moisture Retention
47 to 56
Shipping Weight
50
Non-Solvent
REACH Registered
TRUE
FALSE
Kosher Certified
TRUE
FALSE
Regenerability
TRUE
FALSE
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