Sodium Hypochloride Liquid

Product Details:

10% of chlorine

Established in the year 2010 we “Ganpati Chemicals” is a Manufacturer of the wide spectrum Chemical Powder,Liquid Chemicals etc. We are manufacturing these products using premium grade raw material that is procured from the authentic vendors of the market. We offer these products at reasonable rates and deliver these within the promised time-frame.

We have hired an adroit team of employees, which keeps themselves abreast with advanced manufacturing techniques and designs. Further, we also have a quality control unit, wherein, we check our entire range on defined parameters like design, quality and finish. All units and equipped with all the essential tools, machine, and technology in order to manufacture a high-quality range of products

Under the valuable guidance of our mentor, Mr.Satish Giri , we are growing with a notable rate in the market. He has spent long years in the industry to have rich industrial experience enabling us to understand the varied requirements of our clients.

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 500MT PER MONTH
• Packaging Details: Sodium hypochlorite solution is used in textile and paper bleaching, laundry trade, sterilization of swimming pools, disinfection of drinking water, treatment of cyanide wastes of electroplating industry and treatment of sewage effluent. It is also used as a sanitizer and deodorizer for floors, sinks and toilets, as a therapeutic adjunct in the treatment of certain skin diseases and as a safe antiseptic, Commercial sodium hypochlorite solution usually contains 10 to 15 percent of available chlorine at ambient temperatures. The stability of hypochlorite solution is greatly affected by heat, light, pH and presence of heavy metal cations ( which are present in caustic soda ). The optimum stability is attained at a pH close to 11 and with the heavy metal cations content not more than 5 ppm. Storage temperatures should not exceed 32¿¿C above which the rate of decomposition becomes too high and the available chlorine content is rapidly depleted. At temperatures above 38¿¿¿C, sodium chlorate formation becomes appreciable resulting in loss of sodium hypochlorite.