| Product Name |
Industrial Water Chemicals |
| Main Application |
Disinfectants & Biocides Used to eliminate bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens. Chlorine (Gas/Liquid): The most common disinfectant for municipal water and swimming pools. Sodium Hypochlorite (Liquid Bleach): A popular liquid alternative to chlorine gas, easier to handle. Calcium Hypochlorite (Granular/Solid): A stable, high-strength disinfectant often used in rural areas or for pool treatment. Chlorine Dioxide (ClO₂): A powerful, fast-acting disinfectant effective against chlorine-resistant protozoa like Cryptosporidium. Ozone (O₃): A strong oxidant used to kill microorganisms and improve water taste and odor without leaving a residual taste. Hydrogen Peroxide (H₂O₂): Used for disinfection and oxidation; often combined with silver for potable water purification. 2. Coagulants & Flocculants Help remove suspended particles by causing them to clump together (flocculation) for easier removal. Aluminium Sulphate (Alum): The most traditional coagulant for clarifying water and reducing turbidity. Ferric Chloride / Ferric Sulphate: Iron-based coagulants that work across a wide pH range to remove organic matter and metals. Polyaluminium Chloride (PAC): A high-efficiency coagulant often replacing alum due to faster settling and less sludge production. Polyacrylamide (PAM): A synthetic polymer (flocculant) used to strengthen and enlarge flocs, aiding in settling and filtration. 3. pH Adjusters & Neutralizers Regulate the acidity or alkalinity of water to optimize other treatments and prevent pipe corrosion. Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic Soda): Used to raise pH and neutralize acidic water. Calcium Oxide / Calcium Hydroxide (Lime): Used for pH correction and water softening. Sodium Carbonate (Soda Ash): Increases alkalinity and aids in water softening. Sulfuric Acid / Hydrochloric Acid: Commonly used to lower the pH of highly alkaline water. 4. Corrosion & Scale Inhibitors Protect infrastructure like boilers and pipes from mineral buildup (scale) and rust. Polyphosphates / Orthophosphates: Form a protective film on metal surfaces to prevent corrosion. Sodium Silicate: Acts as a corrosion inhibitor, particularly for lead and copper. Phosphonates: Highly effective antiscalants for industrial cooling and RO systems. 5. Specialized Chemicals Activated Carbon (GAC/PAC): Used for adsorption to remove organic contaminants, chlorine, and bad tastes or odors. Algaecides (e.g., Copper Sulphate): Specifically used to kill and prevent algae growth in reservoirs and pools. Oxygen Scavengers (e.g., Sodium Sulphite, Hydrazine): Used in boiler water to prevent oxygen-induced corrosion. Dechlorinators (e.g., Sodium Metabisulphite): Used to remove residual chlorine before water is discharged or further processed. |
| Characteristics |
Disinfectants & Oxidants: These are characterized by high reactivity and the ability to damage microorganism cell walls to stop harmful activity. Powerful agents like Chlorine Dioxide and Ozone are noted for high disinfection efficiency without forming harmful by-products. Coagulants: These chemicals, such as Aluminium Sulphate (Alum) and Ferric Chloride, neutralize the electrical charges of suspended particles, causing them to clump into "flocs" for easier removal through sedimentation or filtration. Corrosion & Scale Inhibitors: These form protective thin films on metal surfaces (e.g., phosphates, molybdates) or sequester hardness ions to prevent mineral deposits like calcium carbonate in pipes and boilers. pH Adjusters: Chemicals like Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic Soda) and Sulfuric Acid are used to bring water into specific pH ranges (typically 6.5–8.5 for drinking) to optimize other chemical reactions and minimize pipe corrosion. |
| Packaging |
25Kg,40Kg,50Kg,200Kg,250Kg,1000Kg |
