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Plastic Polypropylene Igel Ball for Water Treatment

Brand: Ksourceep

Models: 40mm

Material: PP,PE,PVC,CPVC,PVDF

Application: It is mainly used in biological filtration systems, such as in ponds, aquariums, and sewage treatment plants. It can provide a large surface area for the growth of nitrifying bacteria, helping to establish a complete and balanced biological filtration system. It can also be used as packing in some chemical separation towers.

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Plastic Igel Ball Material Properties

Material properties

It has excellent corrosion resistance and chemical stability, and can maintain stable performance in various corrosive media

Operation and maintenance

It features light weight, wear resistance, and easy cleaning. It is simple to operate, convenient for installation and maintenance, and has good applicability in engineering projects, capable of meeting different process conditions and environmental requirements

Materials and Structure

They are typically made of plastic materials such as polypropylene (PP), polyethylene (PE), and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) through an injection molding process. They are spherical in shape, with numerous raised small columns on the surface and evenly distributed small columns inside, increasing the distribution points for gas and liquid.

Performance

They are lightweight and float on water, offering low water resistance and excellent air permeability. Most sea Igel ball feature diversion features such as guide plates and channels to evenly distribute water flow, increase the flow path, facilitate gas exchange, increase dissolved oxygen levels in the water, and help remove hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) and carbon dioxide (CO₂).

Plastic Igel Advantages

Plastic Igel ball packing usually adopts polypropylene (PP) as the main material, which has excellent corrosion resistance and chemical stability, and can maintain stable operation in corrosive media such as acids and alkalis

Corrosion resistance and stability：
Plastic Igel ball packing is usually made of plastic materials such as polypropylene (PP), which has excellent corrosion resistance and chemical stability. This feature enables the Igel ball packing to maintain stable performance in various corrosive media, and it is widely used in equipment such as packed towers and adsorption towers in the chemical production process.

Structural advantage:
Its Igel Ball structure facilitates thorough contact between gas and liquid, enhancing treatment efficiency. Low resistance is conducive to the smooth passage of fluid. High porosity can provide a larger surface area and enhance the treatment effect