The heat wave has arrived! A last resort for those troubled by "moss" and "blue-green algae" in ponds!
Kiyomizu Ball (CS-10) will stop algae and blue-green algae damage. Extreme heat is expected in 2024. Already in February, the maximum temperature has exceeded 25°C. Algae begin to appear when temperatures exceed 20°C and start to proliferate rapidly once they exceed 25°C. If this continues, we expect algae to start appearing around mid-March and begin to proliferate around mid-March. Therefore, we would like to introduce the ultimate solution for "algae" and "blue-green algae" issues: the original MTA alloy product "Kiyomizu Ball CS10." This is a ceramic ball made by mixing a little of our developed copper stainless powder with a natural soil known as "loess," which is familiar in beauty products, and firing it at 1000°C. The copper stainless inside produces OH radicals that repel bacteria and viruses, effectively suppressing the occurrence and proliferation of algae from the root. Additionally, it is effective as an interior decoration for ornamental plants and in aquariums for ornamental fish such as goldfish and medaka. Various products have been developed to combat algae, but many have little effect, and many may have given up. Kiyomizu is also very reasonably priced, so please take this opportunity to try it out.
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basic information
【Product Name】Kiyomizu Ball 【Ingredients】Yellow soil + Copper stainless powder 【Function】Measures against algae and blue-green algae
Price information
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Delivery Time
※Available for immediate delivery. Please contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
[Applicable Areas] Ponds in parks/gardens, agricultural ponds, ponds in golf courses, water gardens, fountains, water tanks, ornamental plants, hydroponics, gardening, aquariums for ornamental fish, drainage outlets, cooling towers. Additionally, we are seeking trading companies and wholesalers that can handle Kiyomizu balls.
Detailed information
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Last summer's demonstration experiment: Administered "Kiyomizu Ball" to a pond where algae were spreading in the water.
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Three weeks later, as you can see, the algae have improved and the water surface is clear.
Company information
MTA Alloy Co., Ltd. is the world's first casting manufacturer to successfully develop an alloy of iron and copper. The MTA alloy, made by mixing familiar iron and copper, is truly the strongest superalloy in human history. 1. Copper Stainless S10 [Stainless + Copper] Copper is a metal with the strongest antibacterial properties. Copper stainless is an alloy that contains a small amount of copper in stainless steel, but it exhibits antibacterial properties equivalent to 100% copper. By leveraging this characteristic, many products are being developed to protect humans from invisible viruses and bacteria, such as those causing COVID-19 and food poisoning. 2. Bearing Material HLS10 Introducing a new bearing material. Similar to phosphor bronze, this copper stainless bearing can be used without oil and has improved wear resistance. 3. Thermal Mold Material MTAFeX2 The iron-based copper alloy MTA-FeX2 boasts a thermal conductivity of 90W and achieves a surface hardness of HRC 60 with Edison Hard and HV 800 with Caniboron plating. As "copper," which conducts heat and electricity well, is expected to see a significant increase in demand worldwide, its price will continue to rise. Therefore, by using "copper alloys" made from inexpensive iron as alternative materials, we can contribute to the responsible use of limited resources in line with the SDGs.
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