WSB^®EPT-2250 is an up-to-day buffer and corrosion inhibitor for steam boilers.

WSB^®EPT-2250 is designed to provide protection in all types of boilers operating at high pressures, up to 2100 psig, operating in the Equilibrium Phosphate Treatment cycle (EPT).

WSB^®EPT-2250 is very effective in controlling boiler phosphate corrosion, caused due to phosphate hidout

WSB^®EPT-2250 is a proprietary boiler treatment formulation, containing a special blend of phosphorous compounds, polymeric scale inhibitors, dispersants plus alkalinity builders in a single easily applied product

WSB^®EPT-2250 offers much greater flexibility in dosage without over-treatment or under-treatment of a boiler system when compared to a typical phosphate cycle treatment program.

 Application

 As an EPT based treatment, WSB^®EPT-2250 is case sensitive. So for each application, the individual components of WSB^®EPT-2250 are corrected, according to the equilibrium data of the specific high pressure boiler-house.

That means a carefully balanced formulation which eliminates the phosphate hidout under transfer boiling conditions, very common in high pressure boilers. So the undesirable caustic or phosphate attack and the deterioration of the protective iron oxides film is minimized.

The high neutralizing capacities of WSB^®EPT-2250 insures the system from acid excursions corrosion, especially when DEHA external oxygen scavenger is in use.

This makes it a much easier program to control, requiring significantly less testing.

Being a EPT based treatment, WSB^®EPT-2250 is used and controlled under the EPT control diagrams, and according the instructions of the supplier’s engineers.

WSB^®CPT-2250 is acceptable, without any restrictions, for treating boilers or steam lines where the low pressure steam produced, may contact edible products and/or cooling systems, where the treated water may contact edible products.

This is applicable in official establishments, operating under the US Federal meat, poultry, shell egg grading, and egg products inspection programs.