Take your water quality to the next level with COREPAC.

Coagulants, commonly used in municipal and industrial water treatment applications, aid in charge neutralization of suspended particles. When water or wastewater has been treated with coagulants, suspended particles are able to bond with one another, and microflocs form. This effectively prepares the water for flocculation/sedimentation.

COREPAC coagulants help you achieve optimal liquid/solid separation in a variety of water and wastewater treatment applications.

A higher standard in coagulation.

Iron salts and alum are widely used inorganic coagulants. Though effective, they do have a few drawbacks.

• They consume alkalinity, creating a need for pH adjusters
• Create large volumes of settled floc which must be disposed of in an environmentally safe manner
• Require corrosion resistant storage and feed equipment.

COREPAC is a polyaluminum chloride (PAC). PAC’s function differently than traditional coagulants and are able to offer a number of benefits as a result:

• Overall superior performance
• Able to produce higher quality water
• More effective, requires less product
• Less effect on pH of water
• Better performance in cold water
• Increases sludge density, decreasing sludge volume
• Less waste to dispose of

Applications

COREPAC coagulants are useful for a number of applications in industrial and municipal water and/or wastewater treatment processes. The coagulants improve liquid/solid separation, assist with phosphorus/phosphate removal, color removal, and TOC/DBP reduction, and improve results in water clarification and wastewater treatment applications.

• Drinking water treatment (NSF certified)
• Wastewater treatment
• Dewatering applications
• Paper manufacturing

Your water quality goals are important to us.

At CORECHEM, we believe that ‘Customer First’ means taking your water quality goals seriously. Helping you meet those goals is our primary concern as we work with you to decide which of our COREPAC products is best suited to your needs. For more information about COREPAC, or to discuss your current water treatment needs, reach out to a CORECHEM representative. We look forward to speaking with you!