PH Adjuster

A pH adjuster is a chemical substance utilized to regulate the acidity or alkalinity of water. The pH scale quantifies the concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution, thereby indicating its degree of acidity or basicity. Adding acidic substances, such as sulfuric acid, can reduce the pH level, whereas alkaline substances, like sodium hydroxide, can increase it. In most water treatment processes, the goal is to maintain a balanced pH range of 6.5 to 8.5 to prevent corrosion and scaling.

This product is made of acidic/alkaline chemicals as the main component, adding buffer agent, synergist, stabilizer and other compounding. After joining, it rapidly changes the concentration of solution [H-], effectively reduces the pH value of the system, does not affect the composition of the solution, and does not introduce harmful ions.

Add the daily required acidic/alkaline pH adjusting agent into the plastic dosing bucket (or box), for ease of use can be diluted with water (5-10 times) and then add the agent to the solution with a metering pump or through the adjusting valve, slowly adjusting it to the required pH value.

Store in a cool, dry place.

This product is acidic or alkaline, pay attention to labor protection during operation, should avoid contact with skin, eyes, etc., after contact with a large amount of water rinse.