Its unique shape offers an excellent surface area and a constant renewal of the liquid film, maximizing the mass transfer coefficient, raising this coefficient of the order of 20 to 30% when compared to 1st and 2nd generation plastic rings (Raschig Rings and Pall Rings).

The loss of charge follows the mass transfer coefficient and is also in the range of 20 to 30% less than that provided by conventional fillings.

Because it has practically no straight corner or point where it can accumulate solids or precipitates, it has an excellent performance in systems with high solids presence, such as washing towers, gas scrubbers, effluent strippers.

Its packaged towers, when compared to other fillers, exhibit greater mass transfer efficiency for the same load loss, allowing towers designed to use it to have 20 to 30% smaller diameters and / or use smaller total fill volumes and / or consume less energy than towers designed with less current technologies.