Rust Preventer Liquid Irrigation - Iron Control Treatment. 
Best Choice for Commercial & Residential  Irrigation Systems in the Midwest!

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     The groundwater used for most irrigation systems in the Midwestern states is widely known to have an abundance of soluble iron Fe2+ (ferrous iron) that is clear and stable when deep inside the well, but once it is pumped up and exposed to oxygen becomes Fe3+ (ferric iron).  When this happens, the iron precipitates into a particle that becomes a rust stain on your property.  Our Rust Preventer liquid irrigation treatment is an extremely concentrated formulation that will tightly bind with the soluble ferrous iron to prevent the iron molecule to revert to a rust particle.  The result is no stain is formed when you inject our Rust Preventer into your irrigation system containing ferrous iron (Fe2+). 

     SPER Chemical is the manufacturer of Rust Preventer which is produced at our facility in Clearwater, Florida.  Since we are the manufacturer, we can quickly and economically get our high quality rust control irrigation treatment to your Midwest location right away.  We package our product in a number of sizes from 1 gallon jugs to 275 gallon totes.  Please review our Product Data Sheet for additional information.

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Iron in Groundwater States 

Rust Belt Midwest

FREE Water Testing:

     Please feel free to send us a raw water sample from your irrigation system and we will test it for iron, total hardness and pH at no charge. When you take your sample, please let the system run for about 1 minute then obtain the a sample.  We prefer approximately 12 - 16 ounces (water bottle size) in order to have a representation of the water characteristics.  While taking the sample, please observe it and let us know if you notice any water discoloration (usually it is clear). 

Please send the sample to: 

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            SPER Chemical Corporation

            Water Sample Enclosed

            14770-B 62nd Street N.

            Clearwater, FL 33760

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With your sample please include:

  • Your name and email address.

  • Description of the water sample when you obtained it.

  • Any information about your system including the pump gallons per minute (GPM), hours and days per week you run the system.

  • Do you currently have a system (siphon or pump) to inject the chemical?  If so, what is the size of your solution tank?

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SPER Chemical's precise and easy to install Siphon System for Rust Preventer Injection