Caustic Soda Flakes

Caustic Soda Flakes

Arbyan Investment & Development supplies caustic soda flakes for detergent production, water treatment and industrial chemical processing. Send us your required purity, quantity and destination port to request a quotation. Product Overview Caustic soda flakes are solid sodium hydroxide (NaOH), a strong alkali used for neutralization, pH adjustment and chemical manufacturing. The flake form is used where solid supply is preferred for storage, transport or process requirements. Product selection depends on sodium hydroxide content, impurity limits and the intended application. For liquid sodium hydroxide, please refer to our Caustic Soda 48–50% product page. Applications • Soap and detergent manufacturing • Water and wastewater treatment • Acid neutralization and pH adjustment • Textile processing • Pulp and paper manufacturing • Chemical production • Industrial cleaning and degreasing formulations Grade & Specifications Please specify the minimum sodium hydroxide content and the intended application. Include any limits for sodium carbonate, sodium chloride, iron, moisture and other relevant impurities. If a particular production process, product standard or approval is required, please include these details in your enquiry so that the proposed grade and supporting documentation can be reviewed. Packaging & Supply Please state your preferred bag size, pallet requirements, shipment quantity and destination port. Available packaging, loading arrangements and delivery timing will be confirmed with our quotation. Product Identification Commercial Name: Caustic Soda Flakes Alternative Names: Sodium Hydroxide Flakes / Solid Caustic Soda Chemical Formula: NaOH CAS Number: 1310-73-2 Request a Quotation Contact Arbyan Investment & Development with your application, required purity, quantity, technical specifications, packaging preference and destination port. Our team will review your requirements and confirm the applicable supply and payment terms.

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