Industrial salt

Industrial salt, also known as sodium chloride, has a wide range of industrial applications and is one of the most fundamental raw materials in the chemical industry, often referred to as the "mother of the chemical industry." Key products in the basic chemical industry, such as hydrochloric acid, caustic soda, soda ash, ammonium chloride, and chlorine, are primarily produced using industrial salt as a raw material. The organic synthesis industry requires large quantities of sodium chloride. Additionally, it is used in soap manufacturing, ceramics, glass production, daily chemical industries, petroleum drilling, drilling fluids, completion fluids, petrochemical dehydration fluids, early-strength agents in the construction industry, coagulants for paint production, latex coagulants in the rubber industry, and additives in the paper industry.
Chemical Formula: NaCl
Appearance: White crystals
Sodium chloride content ≥95
Moisture ≤0.20
Water-insoluble matter ≤1.0

Executive Standard: GB/T5462-2003
Applications: Mainly used in alkali production, soap manufacturing, and the production of chlorine and sodium hydroxide. It is also widely used in metallurgy, tanning, pharmaceutical industries, as well as agriculture, animal husbandry, and fisheries.
Packaging: 50 kg/bag