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Main:Water Treatment Systems ---Sub:Iron Removal UnitsIron in the ferric form and manganese will stain clothes and plumbing fixtures. Ferrous iron is in the soluble form and cannot be seen in water. When water containing ferrous iron is exposed to air, the iron oxidizes to the insoluble ferric form. Ferric iron usually appears as rust to black colored particles in the water.
Water with a high iron or manganese content is not considered a health problem, but it can be very objectionable in taste, odor or appearance, when iron concentrations are greater than 0.3 milligrams per liter or manganese concentrations are greater than 0.05 milligrams per liter.
Since 1958 Super Iron Out has been number one because it works better on
rust and stains than any other product. Super Iron Out cleans toilets, sinks,
tubs, dishwashers, exterior surfaces and more
Specifications: 12' x 48' mineral tank, 2.0 cu. ft. pyrolox media Standard Features - 2750 Fleck Control Valve - 1' MIP openings - 1' Distributor - Polyethelyne-lined and Fiberglass-wound Composite Mineral Tank
Standard Features - 2750 Fleck Control Valve - 1' MIP openings - 1' Distributor - Polyethelyne-lined and Fiberglass-wound Composite Mineral Tank - Safety Overflow Valve
Pyrolox is a mineral form of manganese oxide that removes iron, manganese and hydrogen sulfide by oxidation/reduction. No chemical regeneration is needed - only regular backwashing.
Capacity: 13' x 54' mineral tank, 2.5 cu. ft. Pyrolox media Standard Features: 2850 Fleck Control Valve-1 1/2' FIP Openings 1 1/2' Distributor Polyethylene-lined and Fiberglass-wound Composite Mineral Tank
Specifications: 13' x 54' mineral tank, 2.5 cu. ft. pyrolox media Standard Features - 2750 Fleck Control Valve - 1' MIP openings - 1' Distributor - Polyethelyne-lined and Fiberglass-wound Composite Mineral Tank
Iron in the ferric form and manganese will stain clothes and plumbing fixtures. Ferrous iron is in the soluble form and cannot be seen in water. When water containing ferrous iron is exposed to air, the iron oxidizes to the insoluble ferric form. Ferric iron usually appears as rust to black colored particles in the water.
Water with a high iron or manganese content is not considered a health problem, but it can be very objectionable in taste, odor or appearance, when iron concentrations are greater than 0.3 milligrams per liter or manganese concentrations are greater than 0.05 milligrams per liter.
