Drinking-grade Polyaluminium Chloride (Solid)

Physical and Chemical Index

Method of Use

Solid products should be dissolved and diluted before input. Users can confirm the best input volume by testing and preparing agent concentration based on different water quality.

● Solid product: 2-20%.

● Solid product input volume: 1-15g/t.

Specific input volume should be subject to flocculation tests and experiments.

Packaging and Storage

Every 25kg of solid products should be put in one bag with inner plastic film and outer plastic woven bag. Products should be stored in the dry, ventilated and cool place inside the door for fear of damp. Don't store them together with inflammable, corrosive and toxic goods.

Solid vs. Liquid Drinking Water Grade PAC: What’s the Difference?

Both solid and liquid Drinking Water Grade Polyaluminium Chloride can be used for drinking water purification, urban water supply, and industrial water treatment. The main difference is not their basic treatment function, but how they are transported, stored, prepared, and dosed.

Solid PAC is supplied as a concentrated light-yellow powder. It requires dissolution and dilution before dosing, but its higher concentration makes it more practical for long-distance transportation, export orders, and longer-term storage. It is also a suitable option for water treatment plants that already have PAC dissolution and preparation systems.

Liquid PAC is supplied in ready-to-use liquid form and can simplify chemical preparation and dosing. It is more suitable for treatment plants with continuous PAC consumption, suitable storage tanks, and shorter transportation distances.

How to Choose Between Solid and Liquid PAC

Choose solid Drinking Water Grade Polyaluminium Chloride when:

• PAC needs to be transported over a long distance

• The product will be shipped internationally

• Storage space and inventory flexibility are important

• The plant has dissolution and dilution equipment

• Bulk or recurring PAC purchasing is required

Choose liquid PAC when:

• The treatment plant is relatively close to the supplier

• PAC consumption is continuous and stable

• Liquid storage tanks and dosing systems are already available

• Reducing on-site chemical preparation is a priority

For most overseas buyers, distributors, and projects involving containerized shipping, solid PAC is generally the more practical option because it reduces transportation volume and is easier to store.

The final choice should be based on total delivered cost, storage conditions, dosing equipment, labor requirements, and daily PAC consumption rather than product price alone.

Not sure whether solid or liquid PAC is the better fit for your water treatment system? Contact AIERFUKE with your application, daily consumption, and delivery requirements, and our team will help you evaluate the more suitable option.