Product Introduction

Industrial Sodium Polyacrylate (CAS 9003-04-7) is a high-performance super absorbent polymer (SAP) widely used for its exceptional water absorption and retention capacity. As a sodium salt of polyacrylic acid, it can absorb hundreds of times its own weight in water, forming a stable hydrogel. This property makes it an ideal material for various industrial applications, including wastewater treatment, sludge solidification, spill control, mining, agriculture, and cooling products. Its reliability, efficiency, and versatility have made it an essential material in multiple sectors requiring liquid management.

Key Features

• Exceptional Absorption Capacity – Absorbs and retains large volumes of water and aqueous solutions.

• Stable Hydrogel Formation – Converts liquids into a solid/gel form for safer handling.

• Versatile Industrial Applications – Used in mining, wastewater treatment, agriculture, spill control, and cooling solutions.

• High Efficiency – Reduces handling and disposal costs by minimizing free liquid content.

• Reliable Performance – Maintains stability under a wide range of pH and environmental conditions.

• Safe & Non-Toxic – Chemically stable and compliant with industrial safety standards.

FAQ

Q1: What industries commonly use sodium polyacrylate?

A1: It is widely applied in wastewater treatment, mining, sludge solidification, spill cleanup, agriculture, and industrial cooling products.

Q2: How much liquid can it absorb?

A2: Depending on the grade, it can absorb 200–500 times its own weight in deionized water. Absorption capacity may vary with saline or chemical-rich liquids.

Q3: Is sodium polyacrylate safe for the environment?

A3: It is non-toxic and safe for industrial use. However, disposal should follow local environmental regulations.

Q4: Can it absorb liquids other than water?

A4: Yes, but absorption efficiency decreases with high salinity, acidity, or organic content. Special grades can be tailored for specific applications.

Q5: How fast does it absorb liquid?

A5: The polymer absorbs within seconds to minutes, depending on particle size and liquid type.