SKS Enterprises

SKS Enterprises specializes in the distribution of the Soo-Soft Digital Electronic Descaler & Water Softener
Eliminate Calcium Fouling
Create Spot-Free Rinse
Extend Equipment Life
Reduce Detergent Use
Eliminate Salt Use
By using Soo-Soft™ digital technology, you can reliably soften water without salt or chemicals. Instead of removing calcium from the water, it is converted into a soft form called calcium aragonite. This form has a particle size of 4 microns with the consistancy of fine talcum powder. Water treated this way is a much better solvent. This treatment also changes the electrical charge of the water, preventing the particles of calcium from sticking together and forming lime scale on surfaces. As the water is now a better solvent, it is also capable of dissolving existing calcium deposits and reducing maintenance costs. The very small size of the transformed calcium particles prevents reverting to a hard (carbonate) form unless the water is heated to over 700 degrees, well out of the range of car wash applications. This technology is reliable and consistent. Lime scale is inhibited from forming on pumps, filters, pipes, nozzles and brushes. The effectiveness of soaps and detergents used for cleaning increases as much as 60%. Labor is reduced with the absence of lime scale deposits. Equipment of all types lasts longer.
Spot free rinsing creates a quality wash and return customers. This is true for both automatic tunnel and self-serve car washes. The Soo_{Soft™ system makes it possible to reduce the costs of operating both salt based softeners and spot –free systems. In many cases it is possible to eliminate one or both systems. Water processed by salt softeners still contains large amounts of hard calcium crystals. This is because salt systems only remove a portion of the minerals in the water. Reverse osmosis and de-ionization systems will further reduce the amount of these crystals in the water. The cost of operation for these systems is high. R.O. membranes are expensive and force a large percentage of the water to be wasted in order to keep them clean. D.I. systems require powerful solvents to clean the media ...}