White polymeric aluminum chloride is a water-soluble inorganic polymer between aluminum chloride and aluminum hydroxide.
Long-term use of problematic water quality will affect human health, so now the use of drinking water must be used through layers of examination and research before they can be used, and now there is a general concern about the quality of drinking water, scientific research has found that polymerization of aluminum chloride has a very good improvement in water quality.
Polymerized aluminum chloride can remove bacteria, deodorant, decolorization, in addition to eliminating metal and radioactive contaminants in the water, after high temperature and high pressure reaction polymerization of refined, in full compliance with the national standards for the production of drinking water, so the tap water purification of the use of polymerization of aluminum chloride as a choice, Henan Xinhuan Water Treatment reminds you of the use of polymerization of aluminum chloride should pay attention to the precautions:
1:Before using, first dilute the product into 10%-20% water solution, find out the best dosage, before using in large quantities.
2: The day of the day to use, the use of the process of sediment is a normal phenomenon.
3: The product should be in a dry, ventilated, cool place, it is strictly prohibited to store with flammable, corrosive, toxic items, solid storage period of one year.

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White polyaluminium chloride (food grade),
drinking grade polyaluminium chloride,
industrial grade polyaluminium chloride,
anionic polyacrylamide,
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