Manufacturers, Exporters and Suppliers of Bio Dispersants – Slime & Biofilm Control Chemicals for Cooling Towers & RO Systems in Amritsar

Innova Corporate (India) offers Bio-Dispersants – surfactant-polymer blends (non-ionic and anionic) designed to penetrate and break down biofilm (EPS) and suspend organic debris for removal via blowdown or filtration. This is critical for Amritsar's industrial water systems, especially cooling towers using Ravi river water which contains moderate organic matter (BOD 10-20 mg/L, COD 40-80 mg/L) and algae during summer. For leather tanneries (Jalandhar Road cluster), bio-dispersants are used in beamhouse and tanning drums to remove organic impurities (fats, proteins, fleshings) and prevent redeposition, improving hide quality. For textile processing, they remove organic impurities in desizing and scouring baths. For reverse osmosis (RO) systems in tanneries and textile units, our bio-dispersants prevent biofouling on membrane surfaces, reducing the frequency of aggressive chemical cleanings (which shorten membrane life). For dairy effluent treatment plants (ETPs) in Amritsar (milk chilling, paneer units), bio-dispersants help break down fat, oil, and grease (FOG) layers that clog pipes and aeration systems. The product is non-oxidizing and non-corrosive to stainless steel (304/316), copper alloys, and mild steel. Dosing range: 10-50 ppm once daily for maintenance, or 100-200 ppm weekly shock for systems with established biofilm. Bio-dispersants are synergistic with glutaraldehyde and isothiazolinone – we often recommend a dual program: biocide shock weekly, with bio-dispersant continuous. For Amritsar's common effluent treatment plant (CETP) for tanneries, we supply bulk quantities for control of filamentous bacteria and foam reduction. Available in 25L, 200L drums, and 1000L IBCs. We provide biofilm sampling and ATP testing to quantify effectiveness for Amritsar's industries.

e reducing the need for aggressive mechanical cleaning in demanding industrial environments across the region.