Iron is the silent killer of RO membranes in Gurugram. Feed water drawn from borewells across IMT Manesar, Pataudi Road and the older industrial sectors near Sector 34 and Sector 37 often carries dissolved ferrous iron that oxidises the moment it meets air or chlorine, turning into ferric hydroxide that sticks stubbornly to membrane surfaces. Once that red-brown layer forms, ordinary CIP chemicals barely touch it, and recovery starts slipping week by week. Innova Corporate (India) supplies a specialist RO Antiscalant for High Iron Water in Gurugram that keeps iron and other metals in suspension from the very first pass, so the deposits never get a chance to form.
The formulation is a precise blend of sequestering agents and dispersants engineered for the metallic profile of Gurugram feed water — where iron is not the only problem and often comes paired with manganese, aluminium traces and moderate hardness. Because it keeps metals suspended rather than letting them precipitate, plant operators across Udyog Vihar and the Sohna Road belt see stable permeate flow, fewer emergency cleanings, and longer membrane service life than they would get with a generic antiscalant.
Dosage & Application: Standard dosing for our High Iron Antiscalant in Gurugram ranges from 2-10 ppm. Under severe iron fouling conditions that appear in some IMT Manesar and Pataudi Road feeds, dosage can be increased up to 15 ppm. For the most accurate dosing recommendation based on your local water analysis, please consult your Innova technical representative.
Storage & Stability: Store in original, tightly sealed containers in a cool and dry environment at your Gurugram facility. Keep the product away from direct heat, open flames and sunlight. For detailed handling protocols, shelf life and safety data, refer to our Technical Data Sheet (TDS) and Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).