Sodium lignosulfonate CAS 8061-51-6

What is Sodium lignosulfonate CAS 8061-51-6?

Sodium lignosulfonate CAS 8061-51-6 is a natural, renewable compound obtained from wood pulp processing waste through sulfonation and neutralization, resulting in a versatile, low-cost polyelectrolyte available in forms like powder or liquid, with the sodium salt being the most widely utilized variant.

Specifications

Features

• Renewable Source: Derived from abundant pulp industry byproducts.
• Low Cost: Simple production and readily available raw materials.
• Strong Dispersion: Excellent ability to separate particles and prevent aggregation.
• Eco-Friendly: Biodegradable and non-toxic in many applications.
• Multi-Functional: Acts as dispersant, binder, stabilizer, and more.

Applications

• Concrete Additive: Serves as water-reducing agent to improve workability, strength, and durability.
• Drilling Mud: Functions as dispersant and viscosity reducer in oil well drilling fluids.
• Animal Feed: Used as pellet binder and preservative ingredient.
• Dye/Pigment: Acts as dispersing agent for dyes, pigments, and carbon black.
• Ceramics: Employed as binder and plasticizer in ceramic production.
• Dust Control: Applied for soil stabilization and dust suppression on roads/unpaved areas.
• Water Treatment: Helps as scale inhibitor and dispersant in industrial systems.

Packaging

Mikem offers flexible packaging options, including 25 kg of fiber drums for liquid products and 15–25 kg PP/PE bags for powder products, all customizable to meet your specific needs.