Polyaluminum chloride is widely used in water purification industry, and has been recognized by customers.

Most of the current production processes of polyaluminum chloride have a small gap, but the raw materials for the production of polyaluminum chloride have a very big gap. For example, the gap between the production of polyaluminum chloride using aluminum scrap and aluminum slag from industrial waste and the production of polyaluminum chloride using bauxite and bauxite as raw materials is obvious. So what are the differences between these polyaluminium chloride?

The polyaluminum chloride produced by aluminum scraps and aluminum slag is mostly yellow because the raw materials are relatively single and there are not too many other impurities in it. The color of polyaluminum chloride produced by bauxite is brown or brown because of some other metal substances contained in bauxite. Because of some other metals contained in bauxite, polyaluminum chloride is mostly used in the treatment of industrial wastewater.

Is the polyaluminum chloride produced by bauxite inferior to that produced by aluminum scraps? The answer is no, so in the production process of polyaluminum chloride, most of them have the corresponding filtration, drying and other equipment, which also ensures the quality of polyaluminum chloride products.

The use of polyaluminum chloride needs to be selected according to the different water quality, and different polyaluminum chloride is selected for different water quality to achieve the ideal use effect.