Safe Drinking Water Coagulant Aluminum Chlorohydrate

The performance of ACH Aluminum chlorohydrate is much better than PAC on both the turbidity control and aluminum residue. By well controlling the dosage of ACH Aluminum chlorohydrate, aluminum residue even can't be detected in treated outlet water, with less aluminum residue. ACH Aluminum chlorohydrate is in NSF(National Sanitation Foundation) Official Listings as Drinking Water Treatment Chemicals - Coagulation & Flocculation. ACH Aluminum chlorohydrate is safe for drinking water treatment.

More Healthy:
ACH is less likely to form harmful compounds, such as aluminum hydroxide, when it is used to treat drinking water. Aluminum hydroxide can build up in the body and can cause health problems, such as Alzheimer's disease. Aluminum chlorohydrate is much better than PAC.

More Effective:
ACH is more effective at removing turbidity, or cloudiness, from drinking water than PAC. Turbidity can make it difficult to see contaminants in water, and it can also make water taste unpleasant.

Less Dosage:
Comparing to other aluminum-based solution, Aluminum chlorohydrate requires the min. dosage.

Safe:
Aluminum chlorohydrate is not corrosive. Stable enough for long-term storage.

Overall, ACH is considered to be environmentally safe when used properly. It does not pose a risk to human health or the environment when used at recommended dosages. ACH is an effective, cost-effective, and easy-to-use coagulant that can help to protect our drinking water from the harmful effects of contaminants.