Ion Exchange Resins

SUMMARY CHART
Resins for industrial water treatment
Min. total Mean size Temp.
Trademark Name Matrix Porosity Functionality Moisture %
cap (eq/L) µm °C max
Amberjet 1000 H Styrenic Gel SAC 53 - 58 1.8 630 120
Amberjet 1000 Na Styrenic Gel SAC 44 - 49 2.0 630 120
Amberjet 1200 H Styrenic Gel SAC 49 - 55 1.8 630 120
Amberjet 1200 Na Styrenic Gel SAC 43 - 47 2.0 630 120
Amberjet 1300 H Styrenic Gel SAC 45 - 51 2.0 650 130
Amberjet 1300 Na Styrenic Gel SAC 38 - 44 2.1 650 130
Amberjet 1500 H Styrenic Gel SAC 45 - 51 2.0 650 130
Amberjet 1600 H Styrenic Gel SAC 46 - 50 2.4 660 130
Amberjet 4200 Cl Styrenic Gel SBA, type 1 49 - 55 1.3 650 60
Amberjet 4400 Cl Styrenic Gel SBA, type 1 40 - 48 1.4 600 60
Amberjet 4400 OH Styrenic Gel SBA, type 1 54 - 60 1.1 600 60
Amberjet 4600 Cl Styrenic Gel SBA, type 2 45 - 51 1.3 670 35
Amberjet 9000 OH Styrenic Macro SBA, type 1 66 - 75 0.8 640 60
Amberlite 200C Na Styrenic Macro SAC 46 - 52 1.7 700 130
Amberlite 252 Na Styrenic Macro SAC 47 - 54 1.8 700 130
Amberlite 252RF H Styrenic Macro SAC 52 - 58 1.7 700 130
Amberlite IR120 H Styrenic Gel SAC 53 - 58 1.8 700 120
Amberlite IR120 Na Styrenic Gel SAC 44 - 49 2.0 650 120
Amberlite IRA402 Cl Styrenic Gel SBA, type 1 50 - 56 1.3 650 60
Amberlite IRA405 Cl Styrenic Gel SBA 54 - 58 1.3 600 60
Amberlite IRA410 Cl Styrenic Gel SBA, type 2 45 - 51 1.3 640 35
Amberlite IRA458 Cl Acrylic Gel SBA 57 - 62 1.25 750 35
Amberlite IRA458RF Cl Acrylic Gel SBA 57 - 62 1.25 850 35
Amberlite IRA478RF Cl Acrylic Gel WBA/SBA 58 - 63 1.15 850 25
Amberlite IRA67 Acrylic Gel WBA 56 - 64 1.6 650 60
Amberlite IRA67RF Acrylic Gel WBA 56 - 64 1.6 800 60
Amberlite IRA70RF Acrylic Gel WBA 56 - 64 1.4 810 60
Amberlite IRA743 Styrenic Macro Chelating (boron) 49 - 56 0.7 580 40
Amberlite IRA900 Cl Styrenic Macro SBA, type 1 58 - 64 1.0 730 60
Amberlite IRA900RF Cl Styrenic Macro SBA, type 1 58 - 64 1.0 760 60
Amberlite IRA910 Cl Styrenic Macro SBA, type 2 46 - 55 1.0 690 35
Amberlite IRA958 Cl Acrylic Macro SBA 66 - 72 0.8 720 80
Amberlite IRA92 Styrenic Macro WBA 40 - 50 1.60 640 100
Amberlite IRA96 Styrenic Macro WBA 57 - 63 1.25 620 100
Amberlite IRA96RF Styrenic Macro WBA 57 - 63 1.25 720 100
Amberlite IRA96SB Styrenic Macro WBA 57 - 63 1.25 510 100
Amberlite IRC747 Styrenic Macro Chelating (metals) 64 - 69 1.75 600 80
Amberlite IRC748 Styrenic Macro Chelating (metals) 60 - 65 1.35 600 90
Amberlite IRC86 Acrylic Gel WAC 47 - 53 4.1 640 120
Amberlite IRC86RF Acrylic Gel WAC 47 - 53 4.1 720 120
Amberlite IRC86SB Acrylic Gel WAC 47 - 53 4.1 530 120
Amberlite MB20 Styrenic Gel MB, regenerable 35
Amberlite MB9L Styrenic Gel MB, non-regenerable 35
Amberlite MB6113 Styrenic Gel MB, with colour indicator 35
Amberlite RF12 Polyethylene Gel Inert 2500 90
Amberlite RF14 Polypropylene Gel -
Inert 1400 90
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Ambersep 252 H Styrenic Macro SAC 52 - 58 1.7 960 130
Ambersep 200 H Styrenic Macro SAC 50 - 57 1.7 960 130
Ambersep 349 Acrylic Gel Inert 540 80
Ambersep 900 OH Styrenic Macro SBA, type 1 66 - 75 0.7 640 60
Ambersep 900 SO4 Styrenic Macro SBA, type 1 58 - 65 1.0 620 60

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 ULTRAPURE WATER
Min. total Mean size Temp.
Trademark Name Matrix Porosity Functionality Moisture %
cap (eq/L) µm °C max
Amberjet UP1400 Styrenic Gel SAC 45 - 51 2.0 650 60
Amberjet UP4000 Styrenic Gel SBA type 1 54 - 60 1.1 610 40
Amberjet UP6040 Styrenic Gel MB, Non-regenerable 40
Amberjet UP6150 Styrenic Gel MB, Regenerable 40

Amberlite UP252 Styrenic Macro SAC 52 – 58 1.7 700 60

Amberlite UP900 Styrenic Macro SBA type 1 66 - 75 0.7 640 40

INDUSTRIAL WATER TREATMENT SELECTION MAP

CFR RFR Packed Bed Stratabed Mixed Bed Triobed
WAC IRC86 IRC86RF IRC86SB
SAC IR120 Na IR120 Na Amberjet 1000 Na Amberjet 1300 H Amberjet 1200 H Amberjet 1500 H
IR120 H IR120 H Amberjet 1000 H Amberjet 1300 Na Amberjet 1300 H Ambersep 252 H
Amberjet 1000 Na Amberjet 1200 Na
Amberjet 1000 H Amberjet 1200 H
252 Na 252 Na 252RF H Amberjet 1500 H Ambersep 200 H
252RF H
WBA IRA96 IRA96RF IRA96SB
IRA67 IRA67RF
IRA70RF IRA70RF
SBA IRA402 Cl IRA402 Cl Amberjet 4200 Cl Amberjet 4400 Cl Amberjet 4200 Cl Amberjet 4200 Cl
Amberjet 4400 Cl Amberjet 4400 OH
IRA410 Cl IRA410 Cl Amberjet 4600 Cl Amberjet 4600 Cl
IRA458 Cl IRA458 Cl IRA458RF Cl IRA458RF Cl IRA458 Cl Ambersep 900 SO4
IRA478RF Cl IRA478RF Cl IRA478RF Cl IRA900 Cl Ambersep 900 OH
SCAVENGER IRA900 Cl IRA900RF Cl
IRA958 Cl
INERT RF12 RF12 RF12 Ambersep 349
RF14 RF14

Abbreviations CFR Co-flow regeneration Other resins are available for

RFR Reverse flow (counterflow) regeneration drinking water, condensate
SAC Strongly Acidic Cation exchange resin polishing, radioactive waste
SBA Strongly Basic Anion exchange resin decontamination, food processing,
WAC Weakly Acidic Cation exchange resin chemical processes, catalysis,
WBA Weakly Basic Anion exchange resin pharmaceutical applications.
MB Mixed Bed (mixture of SAC & SBA)
Macro Macroreticular (macroporous)

All resin products are manufactured in ISO 9001 certified facilities.

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AMBERLITE, AMBERJET AMBERSEP and TRIOBED are trademarks of Rohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia, U.S.A.
Ion exchange resins and polymeric adsorbents, as produced, contain by-products resulting from the manufacturing process. The user must determine the extent to which
organic by-products must be removed for any particular use and establish techniques to assure that the appropriate level of purity is achieved for that use. The user must
ensure compliance with all prudent safety standards and regulatory requirements governing the application. Except where specifically otherwise stated, Rohm and Haas
Company does not recommend its ion exchange resins or polymeric adsorbents, as supplied, as being suitable or appropriately pure for any particular use. Consult your Rohm
and Haas technical representative for further information. Acidic and basic regenerant solutions are corrosive and should be handled in a manner that will prevent eye and skin
contact. Nitric acid and other strong oxidising agents can cause explosive type reactions when mixed with Ion Exchange resins. Proper design of process equipment to prevent
rapid buildup of pressure is necessary if use of an oxidising agent such as nitric acid is contemplated. Before using strong oxidising agents in contact with Ion Exchange Resins,
consult sources knowledgeable in the handling of these materials.

Rohm and Haas Company makes no warranties either expressed or implied as to the accuracy or appropriateness of this data and expressly excludes any liability upon Rohm and Haas
arising out of its use. We recommend that the prospective users determine for themselves the suitability of Rohm and Haas materials and suggestions for any use prior to their adoption.
Suggestions for uses of our products or the inclusion of descriptive material from patents and the citation of specific patents in this publication should not be understood as recommending
the use of our products in violation of any patent or as permission or license to use any patents of the Rohm and Haas Company. Material Safety Data Sheets outlining the hazards and
handling methods for our products are available on request.

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