Most plants don't set out to buy a flocculant — they set out to fix a problem: cloudy discharge, wet sludge, slow settling, or a chemical bill that keeps climbing. This buyer's guide shows how Yixing Cleanwater Chemicals Co., Ltd.'s Nonionic Polyacrylamide (PAM) addresses those pain points, and what to check before you order.
| Symptom | What It Means | How Nonionic PAM Helps |
|---|---|---|
| Cloudy, colored discharge | Fines not being captured | Long chains capture fines and lift clarity |
| Wet, bulky sludge | Poor dewatering | Denser cake reduces handling volume |
| Slow settling | Weak or small flocs | Strong bridging speeds sedimentation |
| High chemical cost | Over-dosing | Efficient bridging lowers dose per m³ |
| Item | Nonionic Type |
|---|---|
| Appearance | White fine, sand-shaped powder |
| Standard | SGS / BV |
| Solid % | ≥ 90% |
| Molecular weight | 10 million – 15 million |
| Ionicity | < 5 |
Q: Is nonionic PAM suitable for both acidic and alkaline water? Yes — with ionicity below 5, it performs across a wide pH range, unlike charge-dependent grades.
Q: Can I get a custom specification? Absolutely. The product can be made upon your special request to suit your process.
Q: Do you supply samples? Yes — samples are available so you can validate performance before placing a bulk order.
Q: Is it safe to store? Keep it dry, cool, and out of direct sunlight; it is a stable, free-flowing powder under normal storage.
Packing can be arranged to your requirements, from trial quantities to bulk supply, and both standard and OEM/ODM orders are welcome.
Based in Yixing, Jiangsu Province, adjacent to Shanghai, the company supplies decolorization, COD/BOD removal, and flocculant products to the textile, printing, dyeing, paper-making, mining, and ink industries, with flocculants also used as retention agents in paper and pulp. Its principle of "promptness, action, quality and credit" guides its commitment to quality, fair pricing, prompt delivery, and comprehensive service.
