Water Treatment Flocculants for Sale

Among environmentally conscious water treatment applications, chitosan-based bio-polymer flocculants are widely used due to their natural origin, non-toxic nature, and effectiveness at capturing fine sediment particles. Coleman Moore's Biostar-CH flocculant uses proprietary chitosan material to achieve high-performance water clarification without introducing hazardous chemicals into the environment.

Flocculants are used to aggregate and remove fine suspended sediment particles from water. Key applications include stormwater treatment, water clarification, sludge thickening, solids dewatering, lime softening, and removal of microscopic particles from wastewater that are too small to be captured by standard filtration processes.

Yes. Coleman Moore's Biostar-CH flocculants are made from all-natural chitosan material. They are non-toxic, non-hazardous, and biodegradable, breaking down quickly in the environment. This makes them a compliant and responsible choice for construction sites and projects near sensitive waterways and shorelines.

Bio-polymer flocculants are well suited for construction sites, stormwater inlets, channels and waterways, and shoreline stabilization projects. They are especially effective where fine sediment runoff must be controlled to meet stormwater permit requirements or environmental compliance standards.

Coleman Moore's bio-polymer flocculants are classified as temporary solutions, effective for up to 12 months. They are designed for use during active construction phases or seasonal stormwater management periods, after which the biodegradable material naturally breaks down in the environment without leaving harmful residues.

Yes. Coleman Moore Company offers product consultation and technical support to help customers choose the correct flocculant product for their specific site conditions and regulatory requirements. Their team of experienced professionals can advise on application rates, compatible sediment control practices, and compliance considerations for Iowa projects.