About Sodium Sulphate
Sodium sulfate is a inorganic compound with the formula Na2SO4. It is a white crystalline solid that is commonly used in a variety of industries, including the production of detergents, paper, and glass.In the detergent industry, sodium sulfate is used as a filler or bulking agent, as well as a viscosity regulator. In the paper industry, it is used as a bleaching agent and to improve the strength and durability of paper products. In the glass industry, sodium sulfate is used as a flux to lower the melting point of glass and to improve the clarity of the final product.Sodium sulfate is also used in other applications such as textiles, oil recovery, and water treatment. It can also be used as a food additive to modify the texture and viscosity of certain foods.Sodium sulfate is generally considered safe when used in accordance with recommended guidelines, but excessive exposure can cause irritation to the skin, eyes, and respiratory system.
High-Quality Industrial Sodium SulphateOur Sodium Sulphate features a purity of 99% minimum, making it ideal for demanding industrial applications. Available in crystalline powder form, it meets rigorous quality and safety criteria. Thanks to its customizable particle size and moisture content under 0.05%, users can rely on consistent performance in processes such as detergent formulation, glass manufacture, and textile dyeing.
Safe Packaging and Reliable Storage SolutionsSodium Sulphate is securely packed in 25 kg or 50 kg PP or kraft paper bags to ensure safe handling, storage, and transportation. The packaging protects the material from moisture and contamination, preserving its properties and extending its shelf life to up to 2 years when kept in cool, dry environments.
Versatile Application Across IndustriesRecognized for its neutral pH and excellent solubility, Sodium Sulphate enhances many industrial processes. It finds utility in detergent production, acts as a flux in glassmaking, and serves as a dyeing aid in textiles. Customers appreciate its effectiveness and adaptability for various manufacturing needs.
FAQ's of Sodium Sulphate:
Q: How should Sodium Sulphate be stored to maintain its stability and shelf life?
A: It is recommended to store Sodium Sulphate in a cool, dry location, preferably in its original PP or kraft paper packaging. This helps protect it from moisture and contaminants, ensuring its stability and retaining the 2-year shelf life.
Q: What is the main industrial usage of Sodium Sulphate?
A: Sodium Sulphate is primarily used in the manufacturing of detergents, as a flux in glass production, and in the textile industry for dyeing processes due to its high solubility and neutral pH.
Q: Can the particle size of Sodium Sulphate be customized for specific applications?
A: Yes, the particle size of Sodium Sulphate is customizable according to customer requirements, allowing for optimal use in different industrial processes.
Q: What are the benefits of using Sodium Sulphate with low heavy metal and iron content?
A: With heavy metals under 10 ppm and iron content below 0.002%, Sodium Sulphate meets strict quality standards, minimizing impurities that could affect manufacturing outcomes or equipment.
Q: Where is Sodium Sulphate commonly manufactured and supplied from?
A: This product is manufactured, distributed, and exported in India, where it is supplied by reputable industrial suppliers and exporters.
Q: How is Sodium Sulphate typically packaged for distribution?
A: Sodium Sulphate is packed in 25 kg or 50 kg polypropylene or kraft paper bags. This packaging ensures safe storage, handling, and preserves product integrity during transportation.
Q: What is the solubility property of Sodium Sulphate and why is it useful?
A: Sodium Sulphate is easily soluble in water, which enhances its effectiveness in detergent formulations and other applications requiring rapid and complete dissolution.