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Specialty Chemicals and Site Disinfection

Beyond sanitizer and pH chemicals, facilities use specialty products to keep water clear and surfaces safe: clarifiers and enzymes, phosphate removers, metal and scale inhibitors, stain treatments, and cleaners for electrolytic cells. Site disinfection equipment addresses decks, locker rooms, and touch surfaces rather than the water itself.

FreyTech supplies E-Z Clor and Jack's Magic pool chemicals. Our approach is to fix the root cause first (filtration, circulation, control) and use specialty chemicals deliberately, with storage, compatibility, and safety data sheets handled properly.

Common facility applications

  • Outdoor municipal and camp pools
  • Natatoriums with clarity complaints
  • Facilities with salt or electrolytic systems

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Selection considerations

What to decide before choosing equipment

Compatibility

Confirm compatibility with the sanitizer program, filter media, and any UV or ozone.

Dosing method

Manual, feeder, or metering-pump application changes handling and consistency.

Storage and SDS

Segregated storage and current safety data sheets for every product on site.

Featured and available products

Specialty Chemicals and Site Disinfection products

Products FreyTech can help you evaluate, and where documented, install and service. Featured items appear first; availability language is shown on each card.

Filter the full library to chemicals · Manufacturers in this category: Jack's Magic, ChlorKing, E-Z Clor, Neptune Benson (a Xylem brand), Wysiwash

FreyTech installation and service

What we do around the equipment

  • Chemistry review on service visits
  • Product selection and supply on request
  • SDS and storage guidance

Related system categories

Usually planned together

Filtration

Filtration removes the particles that chemistry cannot.

Water Testing and Monitoring

New York requires manual testing of pH and free and total chlorine at the beginning, during, and end of each swimming period with a DPD kit and fresh reagents (10 NYCRR 6-1.11).

Technical resources

Brochures, manuals, and guides

Documents are provided on request.

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Next step

Talk to a Water-Quality Specialist

Describe the water or surface problem and what you have already tried.

Serving commercial aquatic facilities across New York State.