Aluminium Glycinate (CAS 13682-92-9) is an organic metal coordination compound formed by aluminium ions and glycine. It exhibits stable chelation structure, good thermal stability, and excellent compatibility in various chemical systems.

This compound is widely used in industrial formulations, material science research, and functional chemical development due to its stable coordination properties and controlled reactivity.

• Stable aluminium amino acid chelate
• High thermal and chemical stability
• Good water compatibility
• Controlled metal ion release
• Low impurity profile
• Strong coordination structure
• Consistent batch quality
• Suitable functional material use

• Functional material development
• Coordination chemistry research
• Industrial additive systems
• Metal chelate formulation studies
• Advanced material synthesis
• Laboratory chemical research
• Specialty chemical production
• Surface treatment systems

Aluminium Glycinate is formed through coordination between aluminium ions and glycine ligands, creating a stable chelate structure. This configuration enhances stability, reduces free ion activity, and improves performance consistency in formulation systems.

• High stability chelation structure
• Good formulation compatibility
• Controlled ion release behavior
• Low impurity and consistent quality
• Suitable for advanced material use
• Reliable industrial performance

Store in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated environment. Avoid moisture absorption and contamination.

• 25 kg fiber drum
• 1 kg / 5 kg sealed bag
• Customized packaging available

Each batch is tested for purity, aluminium content, pH value, and moisture using standard analytical methods to ensure consistent quality for industrial and research applications.