SBACR

SBACR
ResinTech SBACR is an acrylic gel strong base anion resin in chloride form. The polymer has an open aliphatic structure which allows organic anions to exchange in and out of the resin more easily than anion resins based on a polystyrene polymer structure. SBACR is intended for use for the removal of NOM (naturally occurring organic matter).
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Product Description

ResinTech SBACR is an acrylic gel strong base anion resin in chloride form. The polymer has an open aliphatic structure which allows organic anions to exchange in and out of the resin more easily than anion resins based on a polystyrene polymer structure. SBACR is intended for use for the removal of NOM (naturally occurring organic matter).

Features and Benefits

  • High capacity for organics
  • Excellent regeneration efficiency
  • Superior physical stability
  • Controlled particle size
  • Complies with US FDA regulations

Applications

Municipal Drinking Water
Tannin

Markets

Aquarium & Aquaculture,Drinking Water (Residential & Commercial),Ground Water & Wastewater,Industrial Water

Certifications

Halal Certified
Kosher Certified
REACH Registered
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Physical Properties

Products
SBACR
SKU
SBACR
Polymer Matrix
Acrylic/DVB
Ionic Form
Chloride (Cl⁻)
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