Resin for water treatment refers to specialized synthetic materials used to remove impurities from water through ion exchange processes. Typically found in softening and deionization systems, resins exchange ions like calcium, magnesium, or sodium, helping reduce water hardness and eliminate unwanted minerals. Resins can be cationic (for positive ions) or anionic (for negative ions) and are widely used in both residential and industrial water treatment systems for improving water quality and preventing scale buildup in pipes and equipment.
