SIR-350

SIR350
ResinTech SIR-350 is a sodium form macroporous chelating weak acid cation resin. Its unique chelating functionality removes divalent transition metals preferentially to alkaline earth metals such as calcium. It has a higher capacity than SIR-300. Since the sodium form is highly alkaline, pH adjustment is usually required before first use.
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 500ml sample of resin
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Product Description

ResinTech SIR-350 is a sodium form macroporous chelating weak acid cation resin. Its unique chelating functionality removes divalent transition metals preferentially to alkaline earth metals such as calcium. It has a higher capacity than SIR-300. Since the sodium form is highly alkaline, pH adjustment is usually required before first use. SIR-350 is intended for the removal of low to moderate concentrations of heavy metals from waste streams.

Features and Benefits

  • High Capacity
  • Removes Heavy Metal Cations From Process Solutions
  • Removes Heavy Metals From Rinse Waters
  • Superior Physical Stability

Applications

Cartridge Applications
Copper Removal
Heavy Metal Removal
Lead Removal

Certifications

REACH Registered
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Physical Properties

Products
SIR-350
SKU
SIR350
Polymer Matrix
Styrene/DVB
Ionic Form
Sodium (Na⁺)
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