Nickel hypophosphite is primarily used in electroless nickel plating, its uses as below
Applications/uses
Coating Food Processing Equipment: Electroless nickel plating, which utilizes hypophosphites (usually sodium hypophosphite) as the reducing agent, is applied to components such as molds, grills, freezers, mixing bowls, blades, and pneumatic canning machines.
Benefits of the Coating: This coating improves wear resistance, hardness, and corrosion resistance, which is vital in the demanding and often acidic or alkaline environments of food production facilities, and can be used to replace stainless steel materials in certain applications.
Coating Pharmaceutical Machinery: The durable finish is applied to intricate parts and components such as capsule machinery dies, pill sorters, and feed screws, where high wear resistance and specific tolerances are required.
Protection of Equipment: The coating helps protect components from corrosion and wear, extending their lifespan and ensuring hygiene standards are met.
Dietary Information : The product is suitable for the following nutrition:
Kosher, Halal, Vegetarian, Vegan
Allergen Free, GMO Free, Irradiation Free,
Specifications
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Grade |
IHS |
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Description |
A White or greyish white powder, Odourless, tasteless. |
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Identification |
Should give characteristic reactions for Ammonium salts and Hypophosphite salts |
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Solubility |
2.0 gms soluble in 10.0 ml distilled water |
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Sulphate |
Not more than 0.05% |
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Iron |
Not More than 10 ppm |
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Chloride |
Not more than 300 ppm |
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Calcium |
Nil |
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Barium |
Nil |
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Phosphite |
Not more than 0.05% |
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Arsenic |
Not more than 2 ppm |
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Lead |
Not more than 5 ppm |
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Loss on Drying |
Not More than 5 % at 105oC |
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Assay |
97.0 % to 102.0 % |
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