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What is monospherical resin?

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monospherical resin is an ion exchange resin with balls of very similar diameter, which reduces resistance and improves the use of the filter bed.

What does monospherical resin mean in practice?

Balls with a narrow diameter distribution enable more uniform use of the layer and more efficient regeneration.

When does it matter?

Less resistance does not mean resistance to iron, chlorine or organics, which can still damage the resin.

Which solutions are related to it?

The appropriate chemistry of functional groups is selected, the bed is protected and the regenerant dose is set according to its catalog data.