Why do I need to use Proflo+?
Proflo+ is classed as a FLOCCULANT so is designed to be used with the chemicals within our Proco range which are classed as COAGULANTS and are used together to treat wastewater.
When used they will separate contaminants, held within the water, allowing them to be filtered thus the water can be easily recycled or re-used within an industrial process. The treatment can greatly reduce the amount of water that is used and the volume of water wasted.
If Proflo+ is not added to the treatment process, then the contaminants will be separated from the water however it will not be in a state that will allow for easy or effective filtration. Proflo+ pulls the separated contaminant particles together into a form that can be easily captured by a filtration medium.
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