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Packaging Detail:	packing:solid plastic woven bag, bag 25Kg. Net weight 200Kg plastic barrels of liquid
Delivery Detail:	PROMPT SHIPMENT

Specifications

Polyferric sulfate
1. CAS No. 10028-22-5
2. Widely used in domestic water, industrial water, industrial wastewater

Chinese alias: PFS

English name: Polyferric sulfate

CAS No. 10028-22-5

Performance:

The product is a new type inorganic polymer iron-based flocculant, non-toxic, applicable to wide range of PH value, having the following characteristics compared with other inorganic flocculants:
1, excellent coagulation performance, dense flowers, fast settling velocity;
2, fine water purification, good water quality, non-aluminum, chlorine and heavy metal ions and other harmful substances;
3, significant decoloration, deodorization, dehydration, de-oiling, sterilization, removal of heavy metal ions in water, radioactive substances and carcinogens such as the effectiveness of COD, BOD and color removal rate is up to 90%;
4, less dosage, low cost, saving 20 ~ 50%.
Use:
Widely used in domestic water, industrial water, industrial wastewater, urban sewage and sludge dewatering of purification treatment.

Technical index:

Product name \ Index	PFS-S	PFS-L
Appearance	Pale yellow powder solid	Reddish-brown viscous liquid
Basicity, %	9.0~ 14.0	9.0~ 14.0
Total iron content, % ≥	18.5	11.0
Restore substances( Fe ²⁺) Content, % ≤	0.15	0.10
PH value( 1% water solution )	2.0~ 3.0	2.0~ 3.0
Density( g/cm ³, 20°C ) >	1.45
Arsenic content, % ≤	0.0008	0.0005
Lead content, % ≤	0.0015	0.0010
Insolubles content, % ≤	0.5	0.3

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