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Sodium Metabisulphite (SMBS)

CAS Number
7681 57 4
Molecular Formula
Na2S2O5
Molecular Weight
190.11 g mol
Pack Size
50 kg bag packing
HSN Code
28321090

Sodium Metabisulfite is supplied for industrial buyers who need reliable concentration control and repeatable performance across batches. Documentation support is kept quotation-ready, and supply planning is aligned to routine consumption so procurement and production can avoid last-minute substitutions. Safer sourcing focuses on traceable lots, clear handling guidance, and practical dispatch coordination from Chemical Suppliers in India.

About Sodium Metabisulphite (SMBS)

Sodium Metabisulfite is an inorganic reducing agent that releases sulphite species in water and is often specified by available sulphur dioxide content, which directly impacts dosing and reaction efficiency. For procurement acceptance, buyers typically evaluate concentration basis, moisture, insolubles, appearance, and stability under storage. During quotation, specification limits, COA format, SDS, and packaging and logistics details can be shared to match your internal approval process.

Sodium Metabisulphite (SMBS) Structure

Product Specifications

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Available Packaging

  • 50 kg bag packing

Applications

Food and Nutrition

  • Used where controlled antioxidant and preservative action is required, with performance tied to available SO2 content and application limits. Buyers typically align grade, purity, and documentation to the intended process and compliance requirements.

Water Treatment and Mining

  • Applied as a reducing agent for oxidant control and redox management in process water systems. It supports stable dosing where oxidation can affect downstream performance, and concentration choice helps match consumption to operating conditions.

Pharma Ingredients

  • Used as a process aid or reducing agent where consistency and documentation are important for procurement acceptance. Grade selection and impurity profile are evaluated to align with the intended use and internal QA expectations.

Safety & Handling

  • Avoid breathing dust during bag opening and charging.
  • Use goggles and gloves, and keep handling areas ventilated.
  • Store in a cool, dry place with bags tightly sealed to limit moisture pickup and decomposition.
  • Keep away from acids and strong oxidisers, as acidic contact can release sulphur dioxide gas, which is hazardous to inhale.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About Reaching Us

Industry buyers usually align Sodium Metabisulphite (SMBS) on an effective reducing basis, so comparisons stay like-for-like across sources. We can confirm the basis used for your requirement and share the calculation reference during quotation to avoid dosing or cost mismatches. Get a Quote.
Beyond the 62% or 64% option, pricing typically changes with packaging configuration, liner requirement, pallet build, order frequency, and the documentation set needed for your customer or audit trail. Share your annualised volume and document list to Get a Quote, subject to availability.
Experienced receivers focus on effectively reducing content on the agreed basis, moisture pickup, insoluble matter, appearance, and solution clarity after dissolution. COA format, test methods, and acceptance criteria are available on request.
Sodium Metabisulphite SMBS performance drops mainly from moisture ingress and oxidation during storage after opening. Best practice is resealing immediately, using a dry scoop system, keeping bags off the floor, and rotating by first-in-first-out, so that effective reducing capacity stays predictable.
Hardness, oxidant load, dissolved metals, and aeration can all increase consumption and shift the residual you measure at the sampling point. In mining and water treatment, dosing is usually validated by residual oxidant testing or ORP trend after injection rather than only by calculated stoichiometry.
For bulk handling, keep the system dry and sealed, confirm venting and dust control, and ensure the transfer setup limits moisture ingress and air contact. Materials selection should consider acidic solution behaviour after dissolution, with corrosion resistance, gasket compatibility, and drainability reviewed before commissioning.
Sharing the intended application point, target residual, water activity or moisture exposure, and any limits on sulphite carryover helps align grade and impurity expectations. SGS & Company can share the appropriate documentation set during quotation based on your industry and internal approval checklist.
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