How does PURAK work?

The magnetic water treatment device PURAK was tested at the Laboratory of Industrial Measurements, University of Cassino, Faculty of Engineering, with Test Report 185/11.

 

The mineralogical analysis of the precipitates (calcite and aragonite) was performed with X‐ray diffraction analysis and showed irrefutably high concentrations of calcite (limestone) in water NOT treated with the magnetic device PURAK, while water treated with the PURAK, contained only very small quantities or virtually no calcite (limestone).

 

Hardness is a major water quality problem. The principle problems associated with hardness include, the occurrence of a soft soap scum residue and the accumulation of a hard mineral scale on the inside of piping, particularly at points where water is heated