Sodium Hexametaphosphate (SHMP) is a linear condensed phosphate used as a dispersing agent, sequestrant, and water softener. It is widely used in food, water treatment, ceramics, and detergents for stabilizing and improving texture or flow.
Sodium Hexametaphosphate (SHMP) is a linear condensed phosphate used as a dispersing agent, sequestrant, and water softener. It is widely used in food, water treatment, ceramics, and detergents for stabilizing and improving texture or flow.
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Industrial Chemicals, Food & Nutrition
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Minerals & Phosphates, Preservatives
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Chemical Properties & Specifications
Sequestrant, water retention agent in meats, seafood, and dairy.
Prevents scale formation, softens hard water.
Enhances cleaning efficiency in industrial detergents.
Dispersing agent for uniform material suspension.
Stabilizes peroxide solutions in bleaching.
Used as a sequestrant and moisture retention agent in meats, dairy, and seafood.
No, it is not classified as hazardous but should be handled to avoid dust inhalation.
Technical, food, and pharmaceutical grades, depending on application.
Softens water by binding calcium and magnesium, preventing scale formation.
≥ 68% P₂O₅ content for technical/food grades.
25 kg woven bags or 50 kg drums, sealed to prevent moisture uptake.
Yes, with standard REACH and FDA compliance documents.