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BRINE TANK SALT
Water softener systems rely on consistent, high-quality brine tank salt to perform efficiently. John’s Salt Service carries extra coarse and crystal salt products engineered for clean dissolution with minimal residue — keeping your brine tank and resin bed operating at peak performance.
Our recommended extra coarse salt is NSF 60 certified, ensuring it meets public health standards for use in water treatment systems. Properly sized crystals reduce bridging and mushing inside the tank, which means fewer maintenance issues and longer equipment life.
We supply residential water treatment companies, commercial facilities, and industrial operations throughout the West Coast. Bulk delivery and pallet options are available for any volume.
- Increases Efficiency: Extra coarse salt dissolves more slowly than fine salt, meaning it can extend the time between refills in a brine tank. This can save time and money, as well as reduce the frequency of maintenance required.
- Reduces Bridging: Bridging occurs when salt forms a hard crust on top of the water in the brine tank, preventing the remaining salt from dissolving. Extra coarse salt is less prone to bridging because it has larger particles that are less likely to clump together.
- Prevents Caking: Caking occurs when salt becomes compacted at the bottom of the brine tank, reducing the amount of salt available for the softening process. Extra coarse salt is less likely to cake because it has larger particles that allow water to circulate more freely, preventing clumping.
- Improves Water Quality: Extra coarse salt can help remove hard water minerals from water more effectively, resulting in improved water quality. This can reduce the buildup of scale on plumbing fixtures and appliances, prolonging their lifespan.
- Environmentally Friendly: Using extra coarse salt in a brine tank can reduce the amount of salt discharged into the environment. This is because the salt dissolves more slowly, allowing more of it to be used in the softening process and less to be discharged as waste.
