Ghaziabad's municipal supply carries a chlorine load that behaves unpredictably — not because the utility isn't doing its job, but because feed water chemistry across the Hindon belt shifts with industrial discharge patterns through the day. For plants in Sahibabad, Loni Road, Kavi Nagar and Meerut Road, that means chlorine residuals entering the RO system can vary widely from one shift to the next. TFC and polyamide membranes have very little tolerance for this kind of variability — once oxidation begins, membrane rejection drops permanently. Innova Corporate (India)'s RO Dechlorination Chemical in Ghaziabad is engineered to neutralize that residual chlorine consistently, cycle after cycle, regardless of how the feed water fluctuates.
Our formulation is a high-purity liquid dechlorinator that acts on contact, breaking down free chlorine in the feed stream into harmless chloride. For Ghaziabad's auto component and electronics units — where consistent RO output affects production quality — and for the region's food, pharma and electroplating plants where potable-grade or process-grade compliance matters, this is more than membrane protection. It's operational consistency in an environment where feed water is anything but consistent. The liquid format also makes dosing simpler for the NCR's SME-heavy manufacturing base, where operators prefer to avoid the handling challenges of powdered sodium metabisulfite.
The dosage depends on the residual chlorine levels and contact time. Typically, the dosage ranges from 3 ppm to 15 ppm for Ghaziabad water conditions.
Always wear proper safety gear, including splash goggles, lab coats, gloves, and vapor respirators. In case of skin contact, wash immediately with water. Store in original containers in a cool, dry place at your Ghaziabad facility, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
*Note: As a company policy, Innova Corporate recommends consulting our service engineers in Ghaziabad for precise dosage requirements based on your specific water chemistry.