Yes, Flocon 260 and Flocon 130 are different products manufactured by the same company, ChemTreat.
Flocon 260 is a liquid flocculant that is primarily used in industrial and municipal water and wastewater treatment applications to settle suspended solids, such as coagulated particles, colloids, and other contaminants. It is especially effective in treating high turbidity water, where it can help remove solids and enhance the clarity of the water. Flocon 260 is a high molecular weight, anionic polymer that is highly effective in aggregating and removing suspended particles, making it ideal for both settling and dewatering applications.
In contrast, Flocon 130 is a dry, powdered flocculant that is also used for solid-liquid separation in water and wastewater treatment. However, it is primarily used in mining and mineral processing applications to separate solids from liquids, and to improve the settling of finely divided particulates in the mineral processing pipeline. It works by bridging the suspended solids and encouraging them to clump together, which helps to make it easier to separate them from the liquid phase. Flocon 130 is a cationic polymer with a lower molecular weight than Flocon 260.
In summary, while both Flocon 260 and Flocon 130 are used for the purpose of solid-liquid separation, they differ in their form, molecular weight, and electro-chemical properties, as well as the specific sectors where they are most commonly used.
