About Phosphoric Acid
Reserve your supply of Phosphoric Acid-a noble inorganic acid acclaimed for its preeminent quality and unmatched purity (85%, commercial grade). Sourced from premier phosphate rock or elemental phosphorus, its unassailable chemical properties make it vital in fertilizers, food additives (E338), pharmaceutical, and metal treatment industries. Clear, colorless to slightly yellow, and syrupy, this scarce commodity is packed in robust HDPE drums, carboys, or bulk tankers. Hazard: Causes severe burns and eye damage; treat with utmost care. Storage ensures 2 years' shelf life.
Extra Features and Broad Utility
Phosphoric Acid's versatility extends to water treatment, rust removal, and industrial cleaning. This clear, non-flammable, highly acidic liquid is delivered in packaging designed for rigorous industrial processes. Its compatibility is limited-avoid mixing with alkalis or cyanides. In addition to standard use cases, it excels as a laboratory reagent, food acidulant (E338), and is integral in pharmaceutical and dental applications, reinforcing its status as an essential, multi-purpose resource.
Export Markets, Terms, and Certifications
Phosphoric Acid enjoys global demand, especially across Asia, Africa, and Europe-India is a major supplier. Upon arrival, strict ISO/ASTM certifications assure its quality. Adaptive sale price models and established payment terms (LC, TT, advance) ensure seamless international transactions. Secure, compliant packaging and careful transport under UN Class 8 (corrosive) standards guarantee safe and timely delivery to customers, enhancing trust and reliability in the export journey.
FAQ's of Phosphoric Acid:
Q: How should Phosphoric Acid be safely stored and handled?
A: Store Phosphoric Acid in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area, away from incompatible substances such as alkalis, strong bases, and cyanides. Always handle wearing appropriate safety gear to prevent severe skin burns and eye damage.
Q: What are the main applications of Phosphoric Acid across industries?
A: Phosphoric Acid is widely used in fertilizer production, as a food additive (E338), for dental and industrial cleaning, rust removal, water treatment, metal treatment, and as a pharmaceutical and laboratory reagent.
Q: Where is your Phosphoric Acid primarily exported and what certifications support its quality?
A: We export Phosphoric Acid mainly to Asia, Africa, and Europe. Our products conform to stringent ISO, ASTM, and analytical standards, depending on the grade, ensuring international quality compliance.
Q: When does Phosphoric Acid expire and what factors may affect its shelf life?
A: Phosphoric Acid has a shelf life of 2 years if stored properly, away from heat, moisture, and incompatible materials. Improper storage can reduce its efficacy and safety.
Q: What precautions are necessary during the transport and arrival of Phosphoric Acid shipments?
A: Phosphoric Acid is transported as a Class 8 corrosive substance, UN 1805, in robust packaging like HDPE drums or bulk tankers. Careful adherence to international transport regulations ensures safety upon arrival.
Q: How can Phosphoric Acid benefit my industrial processes?
A: Its high purity and chemical stability make it indispensable for synthesizing fertilizers, treating metals, cleaning industries, and purifying water, contributing directly to operational excellence.