| Synonyms | SDIC, Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate |
| Formula | C3O3N3Cl2Na |
| CAS NO. | 2893-78-9 |
| Physical Appearance | powder, granule and tablet |
| Grade Standard |
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| Package | 50kg |
| Place of origin | CHINA |
Product Description
Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate (SDIC) is a high-efficiency, broad-spectrum organic chlorine disinfectant. We supply two common specifications: 56% and 60% available chlorine. It dissolves rapidly in water and releases free chlorine to kill bacteria, viruses, fungi and algae. Features fast disinfection speed, stable storage, low corrosion and convenient operation. Widely used in water disinfection and sanitary sterilization. It is an oxidizing chemical (UN 2465, Class 5.1).
Key Applications
This product can effectively kill all bacteria, spores, fungi and viruses, and has strong inactivation effects to hepatitis A and B virus. It also has the effects of removing algae, deodorizing, water purification and bleaching. It is widely used in swimming pool disinfection, health and epidemic prevention, animal husbandry, treatment of industrial circulating water, wool shrinkage prevention, agricultural planting and so on.
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Why Choose Our Product?
Our SDIC has stable available chlorine (56% or 60%), low moisture and consistent batch quality. Powder, granular and tablet forms are available to meet different disinfection scenarios. Strict QC inspection before shipment. We provide full documents including COA, MSDS and dangerous goods certificates for customs clearance. Flexible packaging, small trial orders and bulk container supply are acceptable. With competitive factory price and rich export experience in chlorine disinfectants, we offer timely technical support and reliable after-sales service for global buyers.
Commitment to Quality and Innovation
We are committed to providing high-quality odium Dichloroisocyanurate 56% & 60% (SDIC) that meets stringent international standards. Our focus on innovation and sustainability ensures that our products not only enhance your applications but also align with evolving environmental regulations and industry trends.