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Mixed Bed Resin


Mixed Bed Resin
is a combination of cation and anion exchange resins thoroughly blended in a specific ratio, typically used for producing ultrapure or deionized water. It is commonly deployed in the final stage of water treatment systems, especially after reverse osmosis (RO), to polish water and remove trace ions that remain in the treated stream.

The cation resin (often in H⁺ form) removes positively charged ions such as calcium, magnesium, and sodium, while the anion resin (in OH⁻ form) captures negatively charged ions like chloride, sulfate, and nitrate. The H⁺ and OH⁻ ions released during exchange combine to form pure water (H₂O), resulting in very low conductivity.

Mixed Bed Resin is widely used in industries where ultrapure water is critical — such as semiconductors, power generation, pharmaceuticals, and laboratories. Our resin ensures high purity with low silica and sodium leakage, making it ideal for resistivity levels up to 18 MΩ·cm. It is available in both ready-to-use mixed form and separate components for custom blending.

Low TOC and Extractables
Manufactured under stringent quality control, our resins have minimal organic leachables, making them ideal for applications requiring low TOC water, such as microelectronics and medical processing.
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What are the key advantages of using Mixed Bed Resin in water treatment?

The primary advantage of Mixed Bed Resin lies in its ability to produce very high-quality deionized water through a single-pass system. Compared to individual ion exchange beds, mixed beds offer:

Our Mixed Bed Resin products are engineered for excellent separation, minimal TOC (total organic carbon), and strong mechanical stability. They are especially suitable for polishing RO permeate or final-stage treatment before point-of-use in sensitive production environments.

How is Mixed Bed Resin regenerated or replaced?

After extended use, Mixed Bed Resin becomes saturated with ions and loses its ability to purify water effectively. Regeneration can be performed in two ways:

  1. On-site separation and regeneration: The cation and anion resins are physically separated and then regenerated with acid (typically sulfuric or hydrochloric acid for cation resin) and caustic (sodium hydroxide for anion resin), respectively. After rinsing, the resins are remixed. This process requires special equipment and expertise.

  2. Resin replacement: In smaller or single-use systems, resin is often replaced rather than regenerated. This is more convenient and ensures consistent purity.

We provide both regenerable and non-regenerable Mixed Bed Resins, along with technical support for separation, blending, and quality testing. For critical applications, we also offer color-indicating resins that signal when capacity is exhausted.

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