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Calcium Chloride

CAS Number
10043 52 4
Molecular Formula
CaCl2
Molecular Weight
110.98
Pack Size
50 kg bag packing
HSN Code
28272000

Most buyers think Calcium Chloride is a moisture control commodity. Plants know better. The grade you choose decides active CaCl2 per bag, heat released during brine make-up, and whether your warehouse stock stays free flowing or turns into stone during humidity swings. We supply 75%, 90% and 94% with consistent concentration, batch traceability, and documentation support that makes approvals and repeat ordering simple, backed by Chemical Suppliers in India.

About Calcium Chloride

Calcium Chloride is supplied in multiple strengths, where the grade you choose changes two practical things: active chloride delivered per bag and how aggressively it pulls moisture and heats on dissolution. Buyers typically evaluate assay basis, moisture and caking tendency, insolubles, and solution clarity at their working concentration. During quotation, the grade mapping, COA format, and acceptance limits can be shared to keep procurement and production aligned.

Calcium Chloride Structure

Product Specifications

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Available Packaging

  • 50 kg bag packing

Applications

Feed and Fertiliser

  • Used as a calcium and chloride source in controlled processes where dose accuracy and moisture control matter. Grade selection is typically tied to active content and how the product handles in humid storage.

Pharma Ingredients

  • Used where chloride addition and documentation discipline are required for approval. Buyers usually lock grade-based and COA format early to avoid qualification delays.

Safety & Handling

  • Avoid contact with the eyes and control dust during handling.
  • Dissolution is exothermic, so add to water with controlled mixing.
  • Store sealed and dry to prevent caking.

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FAQ'sline

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About Reaching Us

Lock one reference method. Either dose by mass corrected to active percent, or dose to a target brine density at a fixed temperature. Mixing both methods creates drift.
Particle condition and prior moisture exposure change wetting. A lot that has already started deliquescing will clump and dissolve unevenly, even if the assay is unchanged.
Charging too much product into too little water. Calcium chloride dissolution is exothermic, so staged addition into moving water reduces local overheating and splash risk.
When you need a slower heat rise, easier wetting, or your dosing system is designed around a lower active basis. The key is to lock the grade and not switch mid-campaign.
Warm, damp bags, softened corners, or hard bricks forming near pallet edges. Those are early indicators of moisture ingress.
Assay selection and seasonality usually drive it, along with lane logistics and packing protection. Share grade and monthly offtake to Get a Quote, subject to availability.
SGS & Company can align COA, SDS, and grade basis during quotation, and it is a chemical supply distribution company based in Vadodara.
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