Product Introduction

Ferric chloride is a compound, chemically known as iron(III) chloride. It is readily soluble in water and has a strong hygroscopicity. It can also absorb moisture from the air and deliquesce.

Ferric chloride solid and liquid content: Solid ferric chloride content is 97%, high content, and high price. Anhydrous ferric chloride is brown crystals, and hexahydrate ferric chloride is yellowish-brown crystals.

Ferric chloride liquid: 30% and 38% (38% ferric chloride liquid has a complex process and high cost, so few manufacturers produce it). The liquid is a reddish-brown solution.

Appearance: The liquid is a reddish-brown solution, and the solid is brown crystals.

Product Properties

1. It has a good removal effect on COD, BOD, and chromaticity in various wastewaters.

2. It has good dewatering properties for sludge and has a wide adaptability range to the temperature and pH value of the source water.

3. The formed flocs are firm and settle quickly, reducing the phenomenon of floc running and the number of filter backwashes.

4. Using this product can reduce water treatment costs, making it an ideal agent for wastewater treatment.

Product Quality Indicators:

Applications:

1. Wastewater or sewage treatment.

2. It can be used as a catalyst and oxidizing agent in the organic industry, and as an intermediate dye in the dye industry.

Usage and Precautions:

1. The product can be used directly or diluted before use. The dilution concentration can be determined according to the dosage, water quality to be treated, and dosing equipment. The dosage should be determined according to the stirring test and production test.

2. It cannot be mixed with other water treatment agents or organic flocculants, and cannot be stored with other chemical reagents.

3. This product has a certain corrosive property. Liquid products should be stored in special corrosion-resistant tanks or storage tanks; solid products should be stored in a dry and ventilated warehouse.

4. The product has a storage period of one year.