25L Virgin mixed bed DI resin for your Car wash, pure water window cleaning systems, Aquarium RO.

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Max Water Mixed Bed Ion Exchange Resin ( 25 Litter Bag)

Excellent High-Capacity Mixed Bed Industrial Grade media for deionization of water for industrial, aquatic, and other water treatment applications.

Note: If you are looking for food-grade resin usable in drinking + aquarium, please search our food-grade resin Part # 104135

Please be aware of this before proceeding with your purchase.

Deionization is the removal of mineral ions by using the ion exchange process. Using a mixed bed of anion and cation resins, ions, salts, and minerals can be entirely removed from the water.

Virgin type Mixed Bed DI Resin lasts longer than Regenerated Mixed Bed DI Resin, ensuring you get more for your money.

If you use an RO membrane, the RO membrane has a direct impact on the lifespan of the DI. The RO membrane can remove about 95-99% of TDS (minerals) in your water. When a deionization filter is used after the RO membrane, you can expect almost 100% removal of the TDS.

Excellent High-capacity, mixed bed, Industrial grade media for deionization of water for industrial, aquatic, and other water treatment applications.

Safe for all machines, aquariums: Creates consistent, safe, ultra-pure water for car washing and window cleaning, etc.

All naturally-occurring water contains dissolved mineral salts. In solution, salts separate into positively-charged cations and negatively-charged anions. Deionization can reduce the amounts of these ions to very low levels through the process of ion exchange. Cations are removed by cation exchange resin. It replaces sodium, calcium, magnesium, and other cations with hydrogen ions (H). This exchange produces acids that must be removed or neutralized by anion exchange resin.

Virgin resin. It is not used or regenerated resin.

Specially purified to ensure high percentage conversion to their regenerated form
Closely controlled particle bed sizes for highest efficiency
Meets all required engineering specifications
Perfect for use in the production of ultra-pure and demineralized water
Ideally used as a polisher after reverse osmosis (RO)
Can deliver the highest purity water - 18.3 megohm-cm
Can be used for both regenerable and non-regenerable (cartridge) systems
Total Capacity -25,000 Grains per bag
Moisture Content - 65%
Temp Limit - 212 Degrees F
pH Limits - 0-14
Weight approx 38 lbs

Ion exchange resins may be safely stored for prolonged periods of time in areas where the ambient temperature is between 4-40°C (41-104°F).

In rare cases, it may be necessary to store ion exchange resins in their less stable forms. In these instances, it is important that precautions be taken to assure that the ion exchange resins are properly stored in a hydrated condition at temperatures, which rarely exceed 40°C (104°F) for prolonged periods of time.

During the shipment to and storage in areas where temperatures drop below 0°C (32°F), storage precautions should be taken to avoid subjecting ion exchange resins to repeated freezing-thawing conditions. Although a few freeze-thaw cycles are generally harmless, repeated freezing-thawing of ion exchange resins, regardless of the forms in which they are supplied, could bring about physical attrition of the ion exchange resin by physically breaking the resin beads. Generally recommended Rules of Thumb are that un-regenerated resins be used within five years, regenerated resins used within one year, and low TOC grade resins used within a month or two.

Common Causes of DI Resin Failure

The lifespan of DI resin is relatively short, with optimal output typically lasting only 1 to 2 minutes. It is crucial to carefully follow instructions to understand the resin's functionality and make an informed decision about investing in such systems.

When DI resin fails to produce water with zero or low Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), there are several potential causes. Let's explore some common reasons behind this issue:

If you are using this DI system for aquarium purposes, ensure that your membrane is functioning optimally with a 96-97% rejection rate to prolong the life of the resin.
High Incoming Levels: If you use this DI for a car wash system with High city water exceeding 150 PPM, this DI will not achieve a low PPM reading. Avoid purchasing it in such cases.
Resin Exhaustion: DI resin becomes exhausted and loses its effectiveness over time or after processing a significant volume of water. Check usage against recommended PPM guidelines for replacement.
Improper Usage: The lifespan of resin is brief, and any incorrect setup or application can lead to a short working period. Follow instructions meticulously to thoroughly grasp the resin's operation before investing in such systems.
Car Washing Technique: Avoid using DI water for washing cars directly; instead, wash with regular tap water and use DI water for a final rinse. Neglecting this step can lead to dissatisfaction with system performance.
Optimal DI Water Usage: Utilize the misting valve to control DI water usage efficiently. Without it, excessive DI water consumption during car washing can occur, leading to premature exhaustion.
Recommendations for Optimal Performance

- Use two DI Filters in a Series: For the best results, particularly in areas with PPM readings of 150 and higher, it is crucial to use two DI filters. This setup helps bring the PPM reading close to zero, ensuring optimal water quality.

- Achieve Zero PPM: For customers with high initial PPM readings, achieving a PPM reading of zero with this system is essential for maintaining the quality and efficiency of the car wash process.

8. High Flow Rate Considerations: If water passes through the resin too swiftly (fast flow), insufficient contact time for ion exchange can result in lower purity water output (resulting in a high PPM reading).
9. Water Temperature and Composition: Elevated temperatures can influence ion exchange efficiency, requiring careful consideration.
10. Proper Packing and Channeling: Inadequate resin packing or channel formation within the container can hamper effective ion exchange, potentially due to settling or improper filling.

Where to Store DI Mixed Bed Resin Media:

1. Cool Environment: Store the resin in a cool, reasonably dry place. Ideal storage temperatures are between 10°C and 25°C (50°F and 77°F). Avoid extreme temperatures, especially heat, which can degrade the resin.

2. Dry Location: Keep the resin away from direct sunlight and excessive moisture. High Humidity can affect the resin’s quality and performance.

3. Well-Ventilated Area: Ensure the storage area is well-ventilated to prevent condensation and mold growth.

4. Away from Chemicals: Store away from strong oxidizing agents, acids, bases, and other chemicals that can react with the resin.

How to Store DI Mixed Bed Resin Media:

1. Keep it Away from Children.

2. Sealed Containers: Keep the resin in airtight, sealed containers or bags to prevent exposure to air and moisture. Original packaging is often the best option if it is resealable.

3. Avoid Freezing: Ensure the resin does not freeze, as freezing can cause physical damage to the resin beads, impacting their performance.

4. Proper Labeling: Clearly label the containers with the type of resin, and date of purchase. This helps maintain an inventory and ensures the oldest resin is used first.

5. Limited Exposure: Only open the containers when necessary and reseal them immediately after use to minimize exposure to air and contaminants.

6. Regular Checks: Periodically check the condition of the resin if stored for extended periods. Look for signs of discoloration, moisture, or any other indication of degradation.

To address your specific situation, evaluate factors like flow rate, resin condition, and water composition, and consider replacing exhausted resin if necessary. Always ensure that your TDS meter is calibrated and reading correctly.

* For all the above reasons, No Warranties are given, and all implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose are expressly excluded.