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Sodium Bisulphate

sodium bisulphate

In industries where precision, consistency, and chemical reliability define success, sodium bisulphate stands out as a versatile and indispensable compound. At ATDM, we don’t just supply chemicals we deliver performance, backed by export expertise, rigorous quality control, and deep industry understanding.

Whether you are in water treatment, petrochemicals, textiles, or industrial cleaning, our sodium bisulphate is engineered to meet demanding operational standards across global markets.

What is Sodium Bisulphate?

Sodium bisulphate (NaHSO₄) is an acidic salt formed from the partial neutralization of sulfuric acid with sodium hydroxide or sodium chloride. It appears as a dry, granular or crystalline substance and is highly soluble in water.

Sodium bisulfate other name / common name:

  • Sodium hydrogen sulfate

  • Sodium acid sulfate

  • Dry acid (widely used in pool maintenance industries)

Despite the naming variations, all refer to the same functional compound widely used for pH control and industrial processing.

Why ATDM Sodium Bisulphate?

At ATDM, we approach chemical supply as a partnership, not just a transaction.

What sets us apart:

  • Consistent Purity Levels – Strict QC ensures uniform composition across batches

  • Export-Ready Packaging – Designed for long-distance logistics and safe handling

  • Bulk Availability – Including Sodium Bisulfate 25kg bags and custom packaging

  • Reliable Documentation – Full compliance with international shipping and safety standards

  • Application Support – Guidance tailored to your industry use case

We understand that in industrial environments, even minor inconsistencies can lead to major disruptions. That’s why reliability is built into every shipment.

Key Chemical & Physical Properties

Understanding product behavior is critical for industrial integration.

Basic Specifications:

  • Chemical Formula: NaHSO₄

  • Molecular Weight: ~120.06 g/mol

  • Sodium bisulfate density: ~2.74 g/cm³ (solid form)

  • Sodium bisulfate melting point: ~315°C (decomposes upon heating)

  • Solubility: Highly soluble in water

  • Appearance: White crystalline or granular solid

SODIUM BISULfATE UN Number

For transportation and safety compliance:

  • UN Number: 3260

  • Hazard Class: Corrosive substance

  • Packaging Group: II or III (depending on concentration and form)

ATDM ensures all shipments are labeled and documented according to international hazardous material regulations.

Sodium Bisulphate Uses Across Industries

One of the biggest strengths of sodium bisulphate is its versatility. It plays a crucial role across multiple sectors:

1. Water Treatment & pH Adjustment

Sodium bisulfate is widely used to lower pH levels in water systems. Compared to liquid acids, it offers:

  • Safer handling

  • Easier storage

  • Precise dosing

Applications include:

  • Swimming pools

  • Industrial cooling systems

  • Wastewater treatment plants

2. Petrochemical Industry

In petrochemical processing, sodium bisulphate serves as:

  • A neutralizing agent

  • A cleaning compound for equipment

  • A component in chemical synthesis

Its controlled acidity makes it ideal for sensitive reactions where stronger acids may be too aggressive.

3. Industrial Cleaning & Descaling

Sodium bisulphate is highly effective in removing:

  • Rust

  • Limescale

  • Mineral deposits

It is commonly used in:

  • Boiler cleaning

  • Metal surface preparation

  • Equipment maintenance

4. Textile Industry

In textile processing, sodium bisulfate is used for:

  • pH control during dyeing

  • Neutralizing alkaline residues

  • Enhancing color consistency

5. Food Industry (Controlled Use)

In food-grade applications (where approved), sodium bisulphate acts as:

  • Acidifying agent

  • Preservative component

(Note: Industrial-grade product from ATDM is typically not intended for direct food use unless specifically certified.)

6. Leather Processing

Used for:

  • pH adjustment during tanning

  • Removing excess alkalinity

Sodium Bisulphate vs Sodium Bisulfite Formula

It’s important not to confuse sodium bisulfate (NaHSO₄) with sodium bisulfite (NaHSO₃).

Key Differences:

PropertySodium BisulphateSodium Bisulfite
FormulaNaHSO₄NaHSO₃
NatureAcidic saltReducing agent
Main UsepH reductionPreservative, antioxidant
Industry UseWater treatment, cleaningFood, pulp & paper

This distinction is critical when selecting the right chemical for your process.

Packaging Options – Built for Global Supply

ATDM provides flexible packaging solutions to meet diverse operational needs:

Standard Options:

  • Sodium Bisulphate 25kg bags (most popular)

  • Jumbo bags (500kg / 1000kg)

  • Custom packaging upon request

All packaging is:

  • Moisture-resistant

  • Export-grade

  • Clearly labeled with hazard and handling instructions

Storage & Handling Guidelines

To maintain product integrity and ensure safety:

Storage:

  • Keep in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area

  • Avoid contact with moisture

  • Store away from strong bases

Handling:

  • Use protective gloves and eyewear

  • Avoid inhalation of dust

  • Follow MSDS guidelines provided by ATDM

Environmental & Safety Considerations

Sodium bisulphate is considered safer than many liquid acids but still requires proper handling.

Key points:

  • Non-flammable

  • Corrosive in concentrated form

  • Should not be released untreated into natural water systems

ATDM supports customers with full safety documentation and compliance guidance.

Why Global Buyers Choose ATDM

In a competitive supply market, buyers choose ATDM for more than just price.

Our strengths:

  • Stable supply chain across regions

  • Export expertise for petrochemical products

  • Quick turnaround and dependable logistics

  • Customized solutions for industrial clients

We work with distributors, manufacturers, and procurement teams who value reliability and long-term partnerships.

Choosing the Right Grade

Not all sodium bisulphate is created equal. Depending on your application, you may need:

  • Technical grade
  • Industrial grade
  • High-purity grade

ATDM helps you select the correct specification based on:

  • Process sensitivity
  • Regulatory requirements
  • End-use conditions

Final Thoughts

Sodium bisulphate is more than just a chemical, it’s a critical operational tool across industries that demand precision and consistency. From water treatment to petrochemicals, its role in maintaining process stability is unmatched.

At ATDM, we combine product quality with real-world industry experience. That means you’re not just buying sodium bisulphate—you’re investing in a supply partner that understands your challenges and delivers solutions that work.