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Descaling Liquid

Part No. RXSOL-11-1008-020
Scales are very damaging to the boiler because they interfere with the heat transfer and can lead to overheating and eventually, boiler rupture , To increas usable life of cleaned equipment , it is safe and effective way to remove scale deposits

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Scales are very damaging to the boiler because they interfere with the heat transfer and can lead to overheating and eventually, boiler rupture , To increas usable life of cleaned equipment , it is safe and effective way to remove scale deposits from all types of water-cooled and water-heated equipment. This descaler specifically formulated and developed to rapidly clean mineral scale from passages in water-cooled or heated equipment. It improves Plant Efficiency, Lowers Cost, Conserves Energy, Decreases Down-Time.
It does not contain toxic cresols or other tar oils that Require SARA Title III, Section 313 spill loss or disposal.

Do not use concentrated 1008 on aluminium surfaces

Uniqueness of 1008 :: --
RXSOL 1008 Descaler has the ability to dissolve approximately 1.5kg of calcium carbonate scale per gallon in concentrated form. It does not need to be heated up during cleaning. The uniqueness of this Descaler allows you to clean some equipment while still in operation utilizing a minimum of your own personnel.

Key facts

Product
Descaling Liquid
Part No.
RXSOL-11-1008-020
Category
Scale Remover
Also known as
LIME-OUT, DESCALER MTA, DESCALE IT, DESCALER, DESCALER LIQUID 555, Phosphoric Descaler, Descaling Liq 50 Ltr
Supplier
Muscat Chemical, Barka, South Al Batinah, Oman
Delivery
Muscat, Sohar, Salalah, Duqm, Nizwa, Sur, Barka and Gulf ports
Documents
MSDS (PDF); TDS on request
Pricing
Quote on request — contact us or WhatsApp +968 77333599

Product FAQs

What holding time should I use for Descaling Liquid on a heat exchanger?

For light carbonate scale, circulate for 2–4 hours at 45–55 °C and monitor free acid every 30 minutes. Stop once the acid strength stabilises (scale fully dissolved). Always passivate and neutralise the exchanger afterwards before returning it to service.