Bleaching Chemical Dealers in Mumbai

"CON-TROL" Bleach 1011 is an reductive bleaching chemical. It is a powered stable compound, which dissolves in water and decomposes gradually to produce sulfoxylic acid to exhibit a reducing action. The reaction is promoted by the application of heat or in the presence of alkali, an a strong reducing action is thereby exhibit. Properties Thiourea% Max 0.1 Moisture % Max 0.05 Iron (Fe) ppm Max 10.00 Sulphate% Max 0.17 Appearance White Crystalline Powder Application :"CON-TROL" Bleach 1011 is a substitute for NaC1O bleaching in bleaching of waste wood-free or mechanical paper and as substitute for Sodium Hydrosulfite bleaching in post bleaching (after hydrogen peroxide de-inking/bleaching) It has a property of reacting with oxygen in the air slowly as compared with Sodium Hydrosulfite. Even when a presently used NaC1O bleaching equipment is diverted as it is. Loss due to oxidative decomposition is relatively small and a bleach brightness equal to that attained by NaC1O bleaching can be attained by choosing a suitable using amount of this chemical. Shelf Life  The product is assured for a long standing life preferably to be stored in the covered, dry area, kept at distance from heat. Exposure to the direct sunlight should be avoided. Values Offered Considerable discoloring effect on dye type coloring materials Effective on a wide variety of pulp sources as reductive bleaching aid Achieves optimal brightness gain in the de-inking process Note : R&D mandates to improve the product for which any changes are at our discretion without prior intimation.

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