Automatic Industrial Remineralization System

A design suited to professional installations

Each tank features a fiberglass-reinforced polyester outer shell and a food-grade high-density polyethylene (HDPE) inner liner. A suitable valve is included, with 3/4" (20/27) inlet and outlet connections.

Basic or automatic remineralizer: what's the difference?

Good to know: on a calcite remineralizer, this cycle does not replace replenishing the media. Its main purpose is to limit compaction and channeling, helping water flow more evenly through the bed. As the calcite is gradually consumed, its level must be checked and topped up as needed.

Technical specifications

The flow rates shown are the maximum values specified for each unit. Sizing must take into account the characteristics of the water to be treated and the remineralization target.

Model dimensions

Model number / size	A	Tank (B)	Valve (C)
CA67025 · 10 × 35	257 mm	903 mm	177 mm
CA67050 · 12 × 48	307 mm	1,233 mm	177 mm
CA67075 · 13 × 54	334 mm	1,400 mm	177 mm
CA67100 · 14 × 65	360 mm	1,662 mm	177 mm
CA67125 · 16 × 65	465 mm	1,671 mm	177 mm
CA67175 · 18 × 65	465 mm	1,671 mm	177 mm

How can you adjust pH and mineral content?

The level of remineralization achieved varies depending on several parameters: incoming water composition, initial pH, flow rate, pressure and contact time with the calcite . At a lower flow rate, contact time is generally longer, which can help the media dissolve.

To fine-tune the characteristics of the outlet water, a blending bypass can be included to combine a proportion of remineralized water with another water source suited to the intended use. The setting must be validated by measuring pH and mineral content.