What's Sodium Aluminate used for?

Universal Chemicals have been established for 25 years and are based in Merseyside with a research and development establishment located here. Their aim is to direct their research at the drinking water treatment industry and the Sodium Aluminate solutions are made from prime materials that are of such good quality it is near water white. 

Water:  

            - To improve flocculation  

            - For the removal of disolved silica and phosphates 

            - As a supplement to water softening systems 

         

            

Also:

            - Papermaking

            - In the production of Zeolites  

            -To improve and speed up the solidification of concrete

            - Fire brick construction 

         

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Sodium Aluminate Solutions

Introduced to the paper industry over 40 years ago - Sodium Aluminate solutions from Universal chemicals are ideal for use in paper making and is able to act as a coagulant in soft water areas. Its use in both Europe and the United Kingdom discovered its effectiveness in optimising and improving wet end paper machine operations. 

Because it is made from Prime materials - Universal Chemical's Sodium Aluminate is a consistent formulation which is generally known as 20/20. The properties of the formulation is as follows:

Alumina – 20% by weight Al₂O₃

Soda – 20% by weight, Na₂O

Density – 1.467

The quality of the solution is undisputed - near water white quality.

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Useful Information about Sodium Aluminate

Universal Chemicals have been established for 25 years, in this time they have developed their understanding and research skills to manufacture Sodium Aluminate solutions that is an iron free and stable. Below we have listed what Sodium Aluminate is used for, how to store it and some first aid advice should you come into contact with the solution.

- Sodium Aluminate is used for many different applications:

 Water:  
            1) For the removal of disolved silica and phosphates
            2) As a supplement to water softening systems
            3) To improve flocculation  
            
Other 
            1) To improve and speed up the solidification of concrete 
            2) Fire brick construction 
            3) In the production of Zeolites 
            4) Papermaking

Storage of Sodium Aluminate

• Store at normal atmosphere temperatures.
• In UK heating of tanks is not found necessary and is undesirable above 25ºC as the deposition of an alumina hydrate may occur. 

First Aid Measures: 

• Eye Contact: Immediate treatment is essential. Irrigate with eye wash solution or clean water for at least 10 minuets ensuring the water reaches all corners and both eye lids.

• Skin Contact: Drench the affected area with copious quantities of water. Remove contaminated clothing and continue treatment for no less than 15 minutes.

• Inhalation: Remove to fresh air. Keep patient warm and administer oxygen if necessary.

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