Description

Definition

DOW resin is a polymer that is capable of exchanging ions with ions in a solution that is passed through them. DOW resins serve applications as diverse as industrial water softening, pharmaceutical formulations, sweetener purification, mining and more. DOW resins come in a variety of chemical compositions, polymer structures, and particle sizes to meet current and developing industry needs and requirements.

Benefits 

• Excellent Physical Stability
• High Operating Capacity
• Low Sodium Leakage
• Low Pressure Drop
• Good Regeneration Efficiency