In most areas of the country, hard water is a significant problem. Hard water is a term that indicates high levels of minerals in the water, most frequently calcium and magnesium. These minerals in the water can damage equipment, fixtures, and they can impact water used in chemical, manufacturing, or production processes. To address this issue, water softener systems are used in homes as well as commercial and industrial buildings. The job of the soft water system is to remove the minerals from the water, leaving you with “soft” water that eliminates the deposits and problems associated with u ..read more

The water softener systems sold at Robert B. Hill Company Water Conditioning are designed to be low maintenance. However, as with any type of system, routine maintenance and service on the system can help to extend the life cycle of the system, ensure maximum efficiency in operation, and help to reduce the risk of costly repairs or system replacement in the future. Salt Conditions Generally, the most important aspect of maintaining a water softener system is to make sure the salt levels are correct, and the salt is actually dissolving to create the brine for the resin beads. In some cases, a s ..read more

A water softener is a system that is designed to reduce the number of minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, in hard water. Hard water can cause a range of problems for businesses, from damaging pipes and appliances to reducing the efficiency of water-using equipment and leaving mineral buildup on dishes and clothing. The costs associated with these problems can add up quickly, making a water softener an important investment for any business that uses water on a daily basis. In this blog, we'll explore the reasons why a business needs a water softener and the benefits it can provide. 1. Prot ..read more

A common question that pops up from both commercial and residential water softener owners is "how long do they typically last?". The answer is not so simple because it depends on quite a few things: the quality of the build, the materials used to soften the water, and most importantly, the maintenance. Still, for a residential water softener, you should expect it to last 10-20+ years with minimal upkeep. For a commercial application (especially a custom-built system) you can expect it to last even longer with proper upkeep. Here are some things that factor into water softener life expecta ..read more

Water is not a pure substance. Generally, it is found to contain a variety of unwanted and/or undesirable impurities. A water treatment system is designed to remove these substances. The type of system depends upon a variety of factors. These can be assessed with the help of experienced personnel and in conjunction with knowledgeable water treatment systems suppliers. Two Main Processes of Industrial Water Treatment Whether the impurities are suspended, colloidal or dissolved, two main processes of industrial water treatment are: Boiler water treatment Cooling water treatment In the case ..read more

One factor essential to ensuring your facility operates efficiently is water quality. To achieve this goal, it is imperative you install a water treatment system. Industrial water filtration systems are a major component of such systems. Different Types of Filtration Systems Not all industrial water filtration systems are the same. They are available in different types designed to address the specific requirements of each water treatment system and industry. They are all made to ensure the removal of contaminants from the water. These can be sediments and particulates as well as metals. Among ..read more

A water softener is a common piece of equipment in many homes. It is also an integral component of the water treatment facilities of various industries and businesses. If you are wondering whether you need to install one, contact a water softener supplier. S/he can help you decide by describing the signs indicating the need for a water softener. Four Signs Your Industry Needs a Water Softener A water softener solves the problems of hard water. It uses a basic but effective system of salts and resins to remove high concentrations of calcium, magnesium and iron. The potential risks for serious p ..read more

Many industries and businesses are faced with a particular problem relating to the water they use. If the issue is not addressed the results can be serious, affecting the company’s bottom line. The problem is called “hard water.” If your industry has this obstacle, the traditional means of addressing it is to install water softening equipment. Why a Water Softener? Hard water is defined as water containing significantly more minerals than normal water. The minerals that are in overabundance consist of two major ones: Calcium Magnesium They, in addition to iron, create problems for the unimpe ..read more

Water softening systems are common in American homes. They are also an integral part of the water treatment systems found in many industries. From food processing companies to pharmaceuticals to refineries and power plants, water softeners play an integral role in keeping production running smoothly. Purpose of Water Softening Systems Water naturally contains many diverse minerals. Hard water has an above-average amount of two specific minerals: calcium and magnesium. These pose an active risk to the efficient operation of machinery. A water softener is installed to remove these minerals, redu ..read more

If you have installed a water treatment softener system in your business or industry, you realize it is serving a purpose. It is there to solve a range of hard water issues. Water softeners remove the hard minerals and iron from the water. This improves the ability of mechanisms to perform their tasks without being exposed to the risks of corrosion and stains. One vital component of any water softener is salt. Putting Your Machinery at Risk Water treatment softener systems remove the hard minerals using resin beads. However, when the resin beads become saturated with calcium and other minerals ..read more