Limescale is often a serious problem on ill-protected, badly fitted or heavily-used adiabatic condensers.

Constant water-cooling quickly deposits a thick mineral coating on metal surfaces, restricting airflow and insulating heat-exchange fins.

This buildup causes soaring head pressures as the condenser struggles to dissipate heat, eventually leading to system failure.

Worse, because heat-exchange fins are so delicate, there was no way to remove the scale without damaging the coil Until now.