Anion exchange resins are synthetic polymer beads designed to remove negatively charged ions, such as sulfates, nitrates, and carbonates, from water. They work through a process called anion exchange, where negatively charged ions in the water are exchanged with negatively charged ions attached to the resin beads. This results in the removal of undesirable ions from the water, making it cleaner and safer for various uses. Anion exchange resins are commonly used in water treatment processes to purify water for drinking, industrial processes, and other applications where the removal of specific anions is necessary.

Anion Exchange Resin can be supplied in Cl, OH, MP, IP form.