Almost all boilers need regular maintenance and boiler polyphosphate salts provide a quick and easy way to do this. These salts reduce mineral corrosion and provide a safe way to maintain your boiler.
Polyphosphate salts are a combination of minerals, usually containing silos, magnesium, calcium and sulfur. They are used in the fish farming industry to reduce capacity and keep down the levels of corrosive minerals in the waters.
Polyphosphate salts have the function of reducing the capacity of the water and keeping the levels of corrosive minerals low. Their application on the boiler reduces forms of corrosion, reducing the risk of breakdowns and costly maintenance interventions.
Polyphosphate salts should be added once a year to boilers with a manual filling system. If you have an automatic boiler, polyphosphate salts should be added every 3-6 months.
To add polyphosphate salts to your boiler, you must first open the boiler filler. Make sure you turn off the boiler to avoid steam buildup. Make sure you follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully. Once you open it, you will see a growing cartridge. This contains the polyphosphate salts; just lift it carefully and pour the product into the appropriate opening. Be sure to carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions for the amount of polyphosphate salts to add.
Using boiler polyphosphate salts is a relatively easy, safe and inexpensive process to take care of your boiler. On the one hand they help prevent corrosion caused by minerals, on the other hand they help ensure that the water quality meets the prescribed quality standards. Remember to always read the manufacturer's instructions carefully for the correct use of boiler polyphosphate salts.
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