You can understand the principle of
ion exchange resins.
The work in areas such as water
treatment will change.
About ion exchange resins
We offer a wide range of products to meet diverse needs. Even for the same type of ion exchange resin, it is important to select a product that is suited to the intended application.
We will recommend the optimal ion exchange resin based on the types of ions in the liquid to be treated, the volume of the liquid, the treatment speed, and other factors.
Types of ion exchange resins
cationic resin
Cation exchange resins (cationic exchange resins) are widely used for the purpose of adsorbing positive ions present in water.
anion resin
Anion exchange resins (negative ion exchange resins) are widely used for the purpose of adsorbing negative ions present in water.
chelating resin
In addition to cation exchange resins and anion exchange resins, there are chelating resins that have functional groups introduced to form chelates with metal ions.
High-purity resin(highly cross-linked resin)
Various chemicals used in the manufacturing processes of electronic industrial products require a high degree of purity. Ion exchange resins are one of them.
Applications of ion exchange resins
(Ultra) Pure Water System / Water Softener
It is used to remove ions from water. It releases its own ions into the water and exchanges them with other ions present in the water, resulting in pure water.
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Resource recovery, heavy metal removal
Most heavy metals in wastewater are removed by the coagulation-sedimentation method, but chelating ion-exchange resins are used to ensure their complete removal.
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Food and pharmaceutical purification
Ion exchange resins are used in the food industry for water treatment equipment, as well as for many purposes such as removing pigment components from food, removing salts, eliminating harmful substances, and adsorbing useful substances.
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For catalyst
Ion exchange resins, particularly strong acid cation exchange resins, are used as 'catalysts' in the production of various industrial products.
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