Water Treatment Chemicals

Application:

• Formulating cleaning agents
• Cleaning metals and ceramics
• Rust removal agent in air conditioner and cooling system
• Chemical catalyst for esterification process
• Dye and pigment manufacturing
• Ingredient in fire extinguishing media
• Pulp and paper industry as a chloride stabilizer
• Plasticizer
• Chemical intermediate
• Textile and paper bleaching
• Herbicide
• Coagulator for urea-formaldehyde resins Etc

• Sulphamic acid has the very high shelf life.
• Sulphamic acid does not require storage/handing arrangement hence no adulteration possible.
• Sulphamic acid has very high effectivity of the descaling.
• Complete cleaning can be chemically achieved by sulphamic acid and does not require post descaling manual cleaning.
• Sulphamic acid is safe acid, packed in 50 kgs HDPE bags and has no handling hazards.
• No storage tanks/system required for dosing.
• The solid can be directly charged to system eliminating the cost of the system reduces the leave of scaling solids and acts as anti - descalant.
• Accidental excess dosing does not affect the metal of the circulating system but it acts to remove the deposited scale from the system.
• It is recommended to does into the cooling water for descaling the condenser on running the plant.

• Sulphamic acid in descaling Sulphamic acid is super efficient descaling agent and is used for cleaning a variety of industrial equipment and domestic appliances.
• Sulphamic acid in paper & pulp industry
• Sulphamic acid prevents pulp degradation due to the temperature at the chlorination and hydrochloride stage. It permits bleaching at the higher temperature and lower ph without loss of strength.
• Sulphamic acid is used in manufacturing of dyes, pigments and in the dyeing of leather
• Sulphamic acid removes excess of nitrides used in the diazotization reactions in the manufacturing of dyestuffs and pigments. Nitrides if present in process water of effluents can also be removed by using sulphamic acid
• Sulphamic acid in chlorine stabilization
• Chlorine gas in water form hocl which reacts with sulphamic acid form n-chloro-sulphamic acid to n-chlorosulfonic acid more stable and yet has active chlorine, because of this, sulphamic acid is used for stabilizing chlorine in swimming pools and cooling towers.
• Sulphamic acid in electroplating and electro-refining
• Metal sulphamate electrolytes values for their high solubility cadmium, cobalt nickel, lead-silver and radium sulphate deposits are bright and dense. Lead sulphamate is used in refining lead when a high quality is desired.
• Sulphamic acid in sulphation and sulphamation Sulphamic acid is used for sulphation and sulphation of many organic compounds. Sulphation of aklyl phenol-ethylene oxide condensation products 9for detergents and sulphation of ethoxylated phenol-formaldehyde resins is preferable with sulphamic acid. Stronger agents cause unwanted ring sulphonation.

• Crystal form
• Anhydrous form

• Softening water
• Removing soil
• Preventing soil from redepositing

• Pharmaceutical industries
• Textile industries
• Food & beverages industries
• Agriculture industries
• Used for softening hard water
• Used as an ingredient in detergents
• Helps in removing soils and keeping soil from re-depositing

• Pharmaceutical Industry
• Paints & Coatings
• Food & Beverages
• Rubber Industry
• Fertilizer Industry
• Leather Industry
• Dyes & Pigments
• Textile Industry
• Printing Industry
• Soaps & Detergents
• Paper & Pulp
• Ink Industry
• Resins
• Pipes & Cables
• Candle & Matches
• Solvent Extraction/Refining

Sodium Hypochlorite is one of the most powerful bleaching agents available and it is very much applied in the bleaching of pulp and paper and textile fibers. The product is also traditionally used in household cleaning to remove particularly resistant stains.

Applications:

• As Bleaching & Oxidising agent
• For Effluent Treatment
• As Disinfectant
• For Water treatment
• In manufacture of various medicines & in sugar industries to inhibit bacterial growth

TCCA is an excellent source of chlorine for the control of biofouling in swimming pools, industrial water systems and cooling water systems. TCCA has been proved to be a better and more economical alternative to bleaching powder and sodium hypochlorite for all kinds of chlorination applications.

• As fixative in Photography industry, both for processing film and photographic paper dissolving silver halides from photographic emulsions.
• As a reducing agent, water purifying agent and nitrogen exhaust neutralizer.
• To extract gold from the slurry
• As and antifungal treatment in footbaths and for ringworm