Commercial & Industrial Soft Water System
Hard water treatment has never been this easy. ScaleBlaster allows commercial and industrial facilities to dispose of limescale, helping slash their energy and operational costs, while extending the life of their equipment.
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If Left Untreated, Hard Water Can Cost you Millions in Repairs
Limescale formation is inevitable when it comes to hard water systems. If left untreated, it can completely coat the inside of your pipes and appliances, creating clogs, increasing energy usage, and shortening the life of your equipment.
Commercial soft water systems help prevent the accumulation of limescale by using electronic descaling technology. High-quality systems, such as ScaleBlaster, can also dissolve existing scale deposits over time and save you a bundle in equipment repair and energy costs.
Why Choose ScaleBlaster?
ScaleBlaster has been the water conditioner of choice for enterprises and facilities for over 30 years. It uses electromagnetic technology to dispose of limescale, surpassing many other commercial and industrial water treatment and descaling systems.
No Ongoing Expenses
ScaleBlaster doesn’t need salt, chemicals, filters, or maintenance. By eliminating these expenses, it gives you an advantage over other commercial soft water systems.
Extended Equipment Life
ScaleBlaster protects your pumps and appliances from scale damage, increasing their lifespan and reducing repair and replacement costs. It can also prevent costly downtime.
Energy-Efficient and Eco-Friendly
By allowing water to pump more efficiently, ScaleBlaster significantly reduces energy consumption, while also helping you reduce your environmental impact.
Cost-Effective Solution
ScaleBlaster control units are compact devices that don’t need regular maintenance or servicing. They can also save you a lot in labor and water usage costs.
Key Benefits of ScaleBlaster Technology
Prevents scale buildup in piping, boilers, and cooling towers
Extends the lifespan of equipment by reducing wear and tear
Reduces energy costs by improving heat transfer efficiency
Requires no plumbing modifications, making installation quick and easy
How ScaleBlaster Works
As commercial water softeners go, ScaleBlaster is unique. It uses low-frequency electromagnetic signals to target the root cause of limescale — calcium and magnesium carbonate. By disrupting how these mineral ions bond in the water, our technology prevents limescale from forming in the first place and, over time, flushes away existing scale deposits.
ScaleBlaster equipment includes a compact control box with a signal cable extending from it that wraps externally around your incoming water line. We can accommodate up to 40” pipes and practically any industrial or commercial facility that needs hard water treatment.
A Multitude of Industrial and Commercial Applications
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Commercial Models
Looking to descale water at a commercial property? Our soft water system is purpose built to handle commercial applications, including for resorts, hotels, golf courses, healthcare and educational institutions, and more.
SB-250
• Up to 1” magnetic pipe on recirculating water
SB-350
• Up to 1½” magnetic pipe on recirculating water
• Up to 1” pipe on-one shot magnetic pipe
SB-450
• Up to 2” magnetic pipe on recirculating water
• Up to 1½” pipe on one-shot magnetic pipe
SB-650
• Handles up to 2” magnetic pipe on recirculating water
• Up to 1½” pipe on one-shot magnetic pipe
SB-ICE50
• Complete ice maker package - descaler & filter
• Includes pre-wrapped pipe & coil
• Includes 1000-gallon filter to reduce chlorine taste & odor
Industrial Models
Get more out of your industrial facilities with efficient water pumping and HVAC systems. Choose from a number of our industrial descaling models to find the perfect fit for your use case. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us for help.
SB-1200
• Up to 6” magnetic pipe on recirculating water
• Up to 3” pipe on one-shot magnetic pipe
SB-2000
• Up to 14” magnetic pipe on recirculating water
• Up to 8” pipe on one-shot magnetic pipe
SB-2800
• Up to 20” magnetic pipe on recirculating water
• Up to 10” on one-shot magnetic pipe
SB-3600
• Up to 24” magnetic pipe on recirculating water
• Up to 12” on one-shot magnetic pipe
SB-4000
• Up to 26” magnetic pipe on recirculating water
• Up to 16” on one-shot magnetic pipe
See ScaleBlaster In Action
Over a period of 30+ years, ScaleBlaster has been the preferred soft water system for commercial and industrial facilities across 70+ countries. Read on to see how our technology has helped level up our customers’ water systems and made a tangible difference to their bottom lines.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a commercial water softening system?
Commercial soft water systems are used in the treatment of hard water to remove limescale deposits which can clog up pipes and water-based appliances. In the case of ScaleBlaster, this is done via electromagnetic technology that prevents the formation of limescale in water and reduces existing scale deposits over time.
What is the best type of water softener?
The best soft water systems are salt-free, chemical-free, and maintenance-free, saving you ongoing expenses. Water conditioners like ScaleBlaster don’t need any added materials and are a use-and-forget system in that they don’t need any upkeep or maintenance.
Why is ScaleBlaster better than other industrial and commercial soft water systems?
ScaleBlaster water conditioners use electromagnetic technology and don’t need salt, chemicals, filters, or maintenance. By efficiently descaling water, it extends equipment life, reduces equipment repair costs, and can create huge energy savings for you. It’s a cost-effective and eco-friendly option for commercial and industrial water treatment.
How does electromagnetic signal technology work?
ScaleBlaster’s electromagnetic technology uses low-frequency signals to prevent calcium and magnesium ions from bonding in your water, stopping the formation of limescale. It also breaks down and flushes away existing scale deposits over time.