Sodium Sulfate

Sodium sulfate (Na2SO4) is an inorganic salt found naturally as the mineral mirabilite or produced as a by-product of chemical processes.

It has high solubility in water and a neutral pH.

In industry, it is mostly found in its pure, anhydrous form as a white powder.

•Increases flowability in detergents and serves as a cost-reducing filler.

•Ensures reactive dyes adhere evenly and homogeneously to fabric in textiles (Leveling).

•Lowers the melting point and prevents foaming in glass production.

✓Dye-fixing salt in textile finishing and dyeing baths.

✓Primary volume-giving raw material in powder laundry and dish detergents.

✓An integral part of the Kraft process in wood pulp and paper manufacturing.