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Product of Inorganic Chemical
Industrial Fluoride compounds, such as Sodium Fluoride or Aluminum Fluoride, are key fluxes in metallurgy and the production of aluminum. They are also utilized in glass etching, wood preservation, and the manufacturing of high-performance chemical cleaning agents and specialty pesticides.
Industrial Salt (Sodium Chloride) is a fundamental raw material for the "chlor-alkali" industry, used to produce caustic soda and chlorine. Beyond chemical manufacturing, it is essential for textile dyeing, leather tanning, and large-scale water softening systems to remove mineral buildup in industrial boilers.
Soda Ash is an essential industrial chemical used primarily in the manufacture of glass, where it effectively lowers the melting temperature of silica. It is also a critical component in the production of powdered detergents, lithium-ion battery precursors, and various metallurgical processes, including the refining of alumina.
Sodium Sulphate is a highly stable crystalline compound widely used as a "filler" in powdered home laundry detergents to ensure a free-flowing texture. Additionally, it plays a vital role in the Kraft process of wood pulping and acts as a fining agent in glass manufacturing to remove small air bubbles from molten glass.
Sodium Thiosulphate is a versatile reducing agent known for its ability to neutralize chlorine, making it indispensable for water treatment and the "dechlorination" of bleached paper and textiles. It is also famously used as a fixing agent in traditional photography and as a medical antidote for cyanide poisoning.
Alumina is a durable oxide used to produce aluminum metal, fine ceramics, and abrasives, while Aluminum Hydroxide (ATH) is a prized halogen-free flame retardant. ATH is widely incorporated into plastics, rubber, and cable coatings because it releases water vapor when heated, effectively suppressing smoke and fire.
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