Cleaner resins for lowered odor application (soft drinks / sugar industry)
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DIAION® SAF and PAF series are specially produced, cleaner resins based on the unique cleaning technology of Mitsubishi Chemical.  These resins enable the manufacture of high quality water with minimized TOC or amine derivatives.

The application of these cleaner resins includes manufacturing high purity water, makeup water for soft drinks, sugar refining, etc.

DIAION® SAF / PAF series 

DIAION® SAF11AL, SAF12A and SAF308L are strongly basic anion-exchange resins (Type I), which are manufactured to minimize the level of trimethylamine (smelling elements).
These resins partly contain OH form as produced.

Grade

DIAION(R)
SAF11AL

DIAION(R)
SAF12A

DIAION(R)
PAF308L

Matrix

Styrenic
gel type

Styrenic
gel type

Styrenic
porous type

Appearance

Whitish yellow
transparent bead

Whitish yellow
transparent bead

Whitish yellow
opaque bead

Water content %

64-68

51-57

62-72

ion-exchange
 capacity
meq/mL

> 0.85

> 1.2

> 0.9

Particle size
distribution

(> 1180 mm)
< 5 %
(< 425 mm)
< 5 %

(> 1180 mm)
< 5 %
(< 300 mm)
< 1 %

(> 1180 mm)
< 5 %
(<425 mm)
< 5 %

Effective size, mm

> 0.45

> 0.4

> 0.45

Uniformity coefficient

> 1.6

> 1.6

> 1.6

TMA leakage, ppb

< 20

< 20

< 20

 

 

 

 


DIAION(R) PAF418 

DIAION(R) PAF418 is a strongly basic anion-exchange resin (type II).  Regeneration is easier than type I resins, so regeneration cost can be lowered.  DIAION(R) PAF418 shows reduced TOC leakage.

This resin partly contain OH form as produced. 

Typical characteristics of DIAION (R) PAF418

Grade

DIAION (R) PAF418

Matrix

Styrenic
porous type

Appearance

Whitish yellow
opaque bead

Water content %

41-48

ion-exchange
 capacity, meq/mL

> 1.1

Particle size
distribution

(> 1180 mm) <  5 %
(< 300 mm)  < 1 %

Effective size, mm

> 0.4

Uniformity coefficient

> 1.6

TOC leakage, ppb

> 500

 

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