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Cationic, anionic and nonionic polyacrylamide plus polymeric and emulsion flocculants for solid-liquid separation.
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| Product Name | Representative Grades | Public Key Specs | Typical Applications | Selection Notes | Packaging & Storage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cationic Polyacrylamide / CPAM | FO4440 / FO4450 / G80 / G50 | Medium-high molecular weight; medium-high to high cationicity; powder grades | Sludge dewatering, municipal wastewater and filtration | Screen cationic degree and molecular weight by jar test. | Powders are normally supplied in 25 kg bags; liquids in drums or IBCs. Exact packaging and storage conditions are confirmed by grade and order. |
| Anionic Polyacrylamide / APAM | FA920 / AN910VHM / AN926VHM / AN934VHM | High to ultra-high molecular weight; low to high anionicity; powder grades | Mining, sand washing, industrial wastewater and thickening | Match hydrolysis degree to process water and solids. | Powders are normally supplied in 25 kg bags; liquids in drums or IBCs. Exact packaging and storage conditions are confirmed by grade and order. |
| Nonionic Polyacrylamide / NPAM | AH912 / N-series | High molecular weight; nonionic powder grade | Acidic wastewater, special mineral treatment and formulation use | Use where ionic charge needs to remain limited. | Powders are normally supplied in 25 kg bags; liquids in drums or IBCs. Exact packaging and storage conditions are confirmed by grade and order. |
| Polymeric Flocculant | CPAM / APAM / NPAM series | Subject to model TDS | Settling, flotation, filtration and wastewater clarification | Select by water quality, equipment and target clarity. | Powders are normally supplied in 25 kg bags; liquids in drums or IBCs. Exact packaging and storage conditions are confirmed by grade and order. |
| Emulsion Flocculant | Cationic / anionic emulsion grades | Emulsion form for fast dissolution and online addition | Fast dissolution systems and continuous dosing lines | Confirm storage stability and dilution process. | Powders are normally supplied in 25 kg bags; liquids in drums or IBCs. Exact packaging and storage conditions are confirmed by grade and order. |
All published values are taken from our current product catalog and are provided for preliminary grade selection only. Final specifications are subject to the approved TDS, batch COA, and sales contract.
Polyacrylamide selection usually starts with ionic type, molecular weight, and dissolution requirements. CPAM, APAM, NPAM, powder grades, and emulsion grades solve different separation problems even when buyers describe them all as flocculants.
The fastest route to a workable shortlist is to match the product family to the process: sludge dewatering, industrial clarification, sand washing, tailings settling, flotation, or filtration support. From there, we normally confirm charge demand, solids characteristics, make-down conditions, and equipment limits before samples are arranged.
PolyDADMAC, polyacrylamide and flocculants for industrial wastewater treatment, municipal wastewater, clarification, coagulation, flocculation and decolorization.
Polymer products for municipal and industrial sludge conditioning, filter press dewatering, belt press systems, centrifuge systems and sludge volume reduction.
Flocculants for slurry settling, sand washing water recycling, tailings thickening, alumina production and mineral concentration.
A practical buyer guide to cationic polyacrylamide selection for belt filter press sludge dewatering, including charge level, molecular weight and trial-test inputs.
A practical guide to selecting anionic polyacrylamide for sand washing, slurry settling and recycling-water clarification in aggregate and mineral-processing systems.
A practical guide to screening PolyDADMAC and polyacrylamide for clarification, decolorization, flocculation and sludge-related water treatment work.
The choice depends on the charge character of the solids and the treatment target. Cationic grades are common in sludge dewatering, while anionic and nonionic grades are often used in mineral and industrial clarification systems.
Not always. Emulsion grades dissolve faster and fit some continuous dosing lines, while powder grades can be more practical for shipping, storage, and broader grade screening.
Available on request after the grade and order stage are confirmed.
