Description

Axal Pro salt tablets are not medicine — they are high-purity salt (mainly sodium chloride, NaCl) formulated for water treatment, especially water softening systems.

The salt is very pure: the NaCl content is ≈ 99.9–99.93%, with very low amounts of impurities (calcium + magnesium together < 0.01%, insoluble residue < 0.01%). It meets water-treatment standards such as EN 973 Type A and EN 14805 Type 1, which certify its suitability for regenerating ion-exchange resins in water softeners Axal Pro is used to regenerate ion-exchange resins inside water-softening systems. These resins remove hardness ions (like calcium and magnesium) from water; over time they get “spent” and must be flushed and recharged with sodium ions. Dissolving Axal Pro salt in water produces a brine solution that restores the resin’s sodium content, thus reactivating its softening capacity. Because of its high purity and solubility, Axal Pro salt tablets dissolve cleanly and fully, leaving minimal insoluble residue — reducing risk of clogging, salt-mudding, or malfunction of valves/resin beds. Axal Pro salt tablets are used in a variety of contexts where water softening matters: Industrial / commercial water-treatment systems — manufacturing, laundries, food & beverage, hotels, hospitals, labs, etc. Soft water helps prevent scale buildup, reduces energy consumption, and extends equipment life. Residential use in household water softeners — especially in areas with hard water. Soft water improves appliance performance (boilers, kettles, washing machines), reduces limescale, lowers detergent use, and makes water gentler on skin/ plumbing. Special environments — labs, clinics, hotels: any place where water quality, cleanliness, and equipment reliability matter, and where hardness ions would cause scaling or maintenance burdens. What Makes Axal Pro Stand Out Very high purity and low impurities — reduces risk of contamination or scale from secondary minerals. Patented tablet/block shape & solid form — allows uniform dissolution and reliable brine formation; avoids clumping or “salt slurries.” Standards-compliant (EN 973, EN 14805, Codex Alimentarius) — makes it suitable for water softening even in contexts requiring high water-quality standards (drinking water, hospitals, labs).