Chemicals for swimming pools and aquatic facilities
The definitive new algaecide for algae control in ponds and swimming pools
Aquaguard
Are you concerned about algae in aquatic areas such as ponds and swimming pools? The Aquaguard Series products were born in response to the desire for a low-cost, low-toxicity, easy-to-use chemical with long-lasting effects. The Aquaguard Series products are low-toxicity chemicals that have extremely strong algicidal and anti-algae effects. They do not contain any chlorine-based chemicals, and thus can be safely used on painted surfaces. A product that can be used in ponds where fish live is also available.
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| Aquaguard D-50 | For cooling water, off-season swimming pools, etc. |
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| Aquaguard B-77 | Suitable for water tanks, ponds, etc. with filters. Has algicidal and flocculating effects. |
| Aquaguard G-1 | Cleaning agent with disinfecting and algicidal effects |
| Aquaguard FSX-1 | Safe and has low toxicity for fish, and suitable for golf courses, garden ponds, reservoirs, etc. |
How to use
To use to prevent algae in an off-season swimming pool
After the filter has stopped, put 5 to 6 kg of D-50 per 100 m3 of water.
When algae have formed in an outdoor swimming pool
Stop the filter, put 1 to 2 kg of B-77 per 100 m3 of water, and leave for a night and a day. On the next day, filter thoroughly.
When algae have formed in a public bath
Depending on the degree of algae growth, apply G-1 undiluted or diluted 2 to 3 times to the dirty area, then brush after a while.
To use as an algae control measure in a pond where fish live
Regularly put 5 to 6 kg of FSX-1 per 100 m3 of water for maintenance.
We will provide individual advice regarding how best to use it in your environment and other matters. Please feel free to contact us.
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Handling precautions
- For storage, avoid direct sunlight, high temperatures, and high humidity.
- In the event of contact (e.g., with hands), wash with clean water.
- In the event of an accidental release, collect as much as possible, dilute with plenty of water, and then dispose of with other wastewater.
- Be careful to prevent direct contact with plants. If it occurs, dilute with plenty of water.