ALKA-Mag+
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ALKA-Mag+ is a safe and cost-effective alternative to the use of sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) and lime for wastewater treatment, alkalinity and pH adjustment.

  •  Is low pH adversely affecting your treatment process ?
  • Trouble with your water and its alkalinity ?
  • Excess usage of lime and caustic soda leading to higher operations and maintenance cost ?
  • Do you have safety concerns with operators handling hazardous chemicals ?
ALKA-Mag+ to stabilise pH and boost alkalinity

ALKA-Mag+ (60% Mg(OH)2) has a higher neutralizing value per pound than any other alkaline additive.  This translates into a 40% reduction in chemical usage when compared with caustic soda, while being significantly safer for operators to handle and more nutritive for the microorganisms being maintained – making it the most cost-effective option.

* In 2022, AMALGAM-60 was renamed ALKA-Mag+, improved stability, flowability, and reactivity from IER & Calix’s synergy.

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Compare ALKA-Mag+ and 50% Caustic Soda

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ALKA-Mag+ Use

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Compare ALKA-Mag+ and 25% Caustic Soda

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*If you haven’t received a quote for ALKA-Mag+ yet, request a quote below

To find out more about ALKA-Mag+ or how it works in your system, send us a message in the chat below or contact us.

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The value of magnesium hydroxide as a substitute for caustic soda and lime

Magnesium hydroxide is the least expensive and most powerful alkaline chemical treatment available on the market for pH control applications.

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KEY BENEFITS

High neutralisation potential without high pH
Reduced sludge generation making for easier disposal (lower overall costs)
Solve sodium discharge issues by substituting for caustic
Safer to handle than traditional neutralisation chemicals (Lime and Caustic)

Customer success stories

November 10, 2020 \ ACTI-Mag \ Improving the Sustainability of Water Treatment \ Food & Beverage
Caustic soda replacement at a fruit processing plant

A food processing plant in the Pacific Northwest that manufactures fruit products was generating acidic wastewater and looking for a

October 07, 2020 \ ACTI-Mag \ Improving the Sustainability of Water Treatment \ Food & Beverage
Replacing caustic soda with magnesium hydroxide for metal ion precipitation

A microelectronics manufacturer in the Pacific Northwest was using a complex system of chemical additions in order to effectively remove

September 11, 2020 \ ACTI-Mag \ Improving the Sustainability of Water Treatment \ Food & Beverage
Converting from caustic to magnesium hydroxide

Spokane County Regional Water Reclamation Facility, operated by Jacobs, processes 8 million gallons per day (mgd) of wastewater collected from

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