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Guarding against corrosion
October 1st 2007

For a long time the build up of scale deposits and corrosion have been both common and costly problems in many industrial processes and commercial buildings that use natural water supplies. Kal-GUARD+ is an electrolytic water treatment device that incorporates electronic controls to match the level of treatment to suit the hardness of the water.

Developed by Watermatic, the commercial division of Sentinel Performance Solutions Group, Kal- GUARD+ has been shown to reduce limescale formation on heating surfaces by up to 80% in independent testing at Cranfield University.The company's website, www.watermatic.co.uk includes a payback calculator that will calculate instantly from data supplied, the potential cost savings to an organisation of installing a Kal-GUARD+ unit.

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