Scale Inhibitors( water)

Scale inhibitors are water treatment chemicals that prevent the formation of hard mineral deposits (like calcium carbonate, sulfate, or silica) in pipes, boilers, and cooling systems. They work by disrupting crystal growth or sequestering scale-forming ions, ensuring efficient heat transfer and uninterrupted water flow. Common types include phosphonates, polyacrylates, and natural polymers. These inhibitors are widely used in industrial processes, desalination plants, and HVAC systems to reduce maintenance, improve energy efficiency, and extend equipment lifespan.