Harvey 2101 Georgia Marble Water Treatment Media 50 Lbs

Product Description

The HARVEY 2101 is a high-purity, dry-ground Georgia marble product used in water treatment and related plumbing applications. Processed to a coarse, uniform particle size, it delivers consistent granulation and chemical purity batch after batch. The product meets NSF/ANSI Standard 60 certification for drinking water treatment chemicals, making it suitable for potable water system applications. Each bag weighs 50 pounds and is packaged in a format sized for easy handling and storage on job sites or in service trucks. Plumbing and water treatment professionals rely on this material where controlled media specifications are required.

The HARVEY 2101 Georgia Marble is intended for water treatment systems in residential and light commercial settings. Its white, dry-ground marble composition makes it a standard choice for neutralizer tanks, pH correction systems, and similar water conditioning equipment. The uniform particle size supports predictable flow rates and contact time within the media bed. Service technicians performing system refills or initial media loading will find the 50-pound bag size practical for single-tank applications.

Key Features

• NSF/ANSI Standard 60 certified for drinking water treatment chemicals
• High-purity dry-ground Georgia marble with uniform coarse particle sizing
• White color for easy visual identification of media condition
• 50-pound bag size suited for single neutralizer or pH correction tank service
• Engineered for consistent granulation to support predictable media bed performance

Compatibility

Designed for use with water treatment systems requiring dry-ground marble media, including neutralizer tanks and pH correction units. Confirm media specification with equipment manufacturer before loading.

Installation Notes

Installation and media replacement should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified water treatment technician. Shut off the water supply and depressurize the system before opening any tank or filter housing. Follow the equipment manufacturer guidelines for media bed depth, backwash settings, and loading procedure. Dispose of spent media in accordance with local regulations.