Every city’s water is different. Hytec treats the water flowing through your building to control corrosion and scale, protect plumbing and extend its useful life.
Water flows through the existing copper pipe. Before treatment, its inner surface is exposed.
Dissolved oxygen moves with the water. Here, each oxygen molecule is shown as two connected yellow spheres.
Copper ions separate from the darkened spot and drift downstream. Each release leaves a little less copper behind.
Each departing copper ion leaves a tiny loss at the darkened spot. The small, irregular pit remains within the pipe wall.
AquaSoft SW enters as the water’s pH is balanced. Treatment travels downstream with the water before settling onto exposed copper.
Treatment settles along the sides and bottom of the pit. The thin protective layer follows the recess—it does not fill it or replace lost copper.
Treatment covers the remaining exposed copper. The individual deposits blend into a continuous film, without stacking into additional layers.
A small part of the barrier lifts away and drifts downstream. An incoming treatment particle settles into that exact gap; the surrounding coating stays in place.
A continuous cyan lining follows the visible interior and curves around the pipe. The corrosion pit remains underneath—protected, not repaired.
Simplified illustration · Colors, scale and timing exaggerated. pH values are illustrative, not operating guidance.