Water and Lime Scale Removal

You can now safely and easily remove water deposits and scale with our "Scale Free" Series of professional Descalers

A common conundrum: The chalky, hard water or limescale that develops on the inside of your mechanical components presents a two-fold problem.

First Problem, it significantly decreases the heat transfer capabilities of your machinery. This in turn causes your production and energy costs to go through the roof.

Second Problem, most commercially available descaling products, such as high-pressure steam rodding, high-pressure water jets, and industrial acids such as barium nitrate, can damage your equipment and emit toxic gases into your plant's atmosphere.

Additionally, old-fashioned mechanical industrial descaler methods require disassembly and reassembly, which could cost your business tens of thousands of dollars in lost production time.

Problems Solved! Anion “Scale-Free” Products do not require mechanical disassembly to clean your components, are eco-friendly, and does an amazing job of cleaning all types of metals.

Anion Descaling products are all formulated differently in order to maximize scale removal that exists on various kinds of metals. Our “Scale-Free” product line improves efficiency, lowers cost, conserve’s energy and extends the usable life of cleaned equipment. “Scale-Free” formulations are fortified with powerful low foaming wetting and penetrating agents, as well as, superior corrosion inhibitors to prevent the corrosion of the different types of metals.

Several of our products are commonly used for circulating through water passages in the waterside of heat exchanges, coolers, pumps, boilers, compressors, condensers, extruders, molds, cooling towers, furnaces, and various water piping systems.

"Scale-Free" products are safe on steel, iron, brass, copper, plastic, rubber and other materials found in most water-cooled and heated equipment. Anion DeScale products do not contain toxic cresols or other tar oils that require Sara Title III, Section 313 spill loss or disposal reporting.