Purolite C100E Cation Water Softener Resin (53 lbs/1 Cubic Foot)

• Purolite C100E Cation Water Softener Resin:
• Purolite C100E is a strong acid cation exchange resin sold by the cubic foot.
• Purolite C-100E is the most widely used water softening resin. Perfect for all brands of water softeners.
• The Purolite high capacity water softener resin can be used in any commercial or residential water softener system.
• The Purolite C-100E is a high purity premium grade bead form conventional gel polystyrene sulphonate cation exchange resin designed expressly for the treatment of food, beverages, potable waters, and water used in the processing of food.
• The Purolite C-100E specifications are such that it will exceed the relevant EEC requirements, and the resin is in compliance with the U.S. Food & Drug Administration Code of Federal Regulations section 21, paragraph 173.25; for use in the treatment of foods for human consumption. Its high bead integrity, excellent chemical and physical stability, and very low extractibles content play a large part in its successful employment in these areas.

• Purolite C-100E Water Softener Typical Physical & Chemical Characteristics:
• Polymer Matrix Structure: Crosslinked Polystyrene Divinylbenzene
• Physical Form and Appearance: Clear spherical beads
• Whole Bead Count: 90% min.
• Screen Size Range: 16 - 50 mesh, wet
• Operating Temperature, Na+ Form: 150ºC (300ºF) max.

• Manufacturer: Purolite 21501-1

The C100E is also known by the following part numbers:

• 21501, C100E

• Purolite C-100E Water Softener Instructions:
• Purolite C100E Spec Sheet
• Water Softener Resin can be regenerated with either potassium chloride or sodium chloride salt.
• Typically it requires about 10% more salt to regenerate with potassium chloride salt when compared to sodium chloride salt. The advantage of potassium salt is that it does not contribute to a high sodium diet and the backwash can be discharges onto a lawn or garden. Sodium chloride salt will kill plants so it must be discharged into a sewer system.
• Each 1 ppm of Chlorine, on a continuous basis, will reduce resin life by one half. Softening resins should have a life of 10 years or more on Chlorine free water. If you have a high Chlorine residual in the feed water, it is best to remove the Chlorine.