Zinc ion balls
- Product Item : ZONE-ZNA-2
- Category： Mineral Water Media
ZINC ION BALL
Product Brochure
01.Product Description
Meeting the needs of the RO (reverse osmosis) filter element.
It can dissolve specific zinc ions to water and the dissolved concentration can be controlled at 0.5-15ppm.
02.Product Parameters
Product name
Zinc ion ball
Product number
ZONE-Zn2-1
specifications
2-3mm，3-4mm，4-5mm
Bulk density
1.2g/cm3
product material
Ceramics
03.Product Details
04.Product Performance Testing
4.1-Data of Water Test Experimental Data
Test items: Flute test zinc ion concentration
Test sample: Zinc ion bath, filter element
Test water source: RO water
Test flow rate: 5L/min、2L/min
Filter filling amount: 25g
Filter material filling height: 2cm
Test results: See chart 1 below for details
Table 1: Zinc ion concentration test table at the end of the water
4.2-Comparison test experiment curve
Test item: True water comparison test zinc ion concentration
Test sample: Zinc ion bath, filter element
Test water source: RO water
Test flow rate: 0.8L/min
Filter filling amount: 20g
Filter filling height: 2cm
Test results: See chart 2 below for details
Table 2: Zinc ion concentration curve diagram at the end of the water end
05.Magnesium ion balls SGS EU RoHS Report
Certified by the third-party testing agency SGS EU RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU, all 10 testing indicators meet the requirements.
06.product Applications
his product is suitable for post-mineralized filter elements, water purification cups, water purification kettles, faucet water purifiers, etc.
07.The role of zinc ions
(1)Bathing in zinc ionized water is healthier, and the zinc ion concentration of the physiotherapy hot spring water source is ≥0.2 mg/L.
(2)Improve immune function: Zinc is an important immune modulator and plays an important role in antioxidant, anti-apoptotic and anti-inflammatory functions.
(3)Promote growth and development: Zinc is a growth co-factor and contributes to intellectual development.
(4)Improve body functions: Zinc is an essential element for the synthesis of insulin and is related to the activity of more than 80 enzymes. Its deficiency can cause digestive tract dysfunction, hair loss, etc.
