Magnesium Chloride Manufacturer & Supplier
- Molecular Formula: MgC12.6H2O
- Shape: Flakes or Powder.
- EINECS NO.: 232-094-6
- CAS No.:7791-18-6
- HS.Code: 28273100
- Standared: GB/T13025.6-2012
—Calcium Chloride
Leading Magnesium Chloride Manufacturer from China
Specification
| Itam Name | Specifications | Testing result |
| MgC12 % | 46.0min | 46.5 |
| Sodium Chloride% | 1.50max | 1.15 |
| Ca²⁺% | 0.5max | 0.40 |
| Sulfate(SO₄²⁻)% | 1.0max | 0.5 |
| Alkali Chloride(Cl-)% | 0.1max | 0.1 |
| Water insoluble% | 0.1max | 0.05 |
Common Grades & Forms
Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate (MgCl₂·6H₂O)
Anhydrous Magnesium Chloride
About Zibo Longorder
For more than ten years,we help our kind customers to finish more than 1000 local project based on different product function
Our products are widely exported to South Korea,North America,Asia,Middle-East,Africa and Russia
Since our establishmwnt in 1995, we’re committed to provide high quality chemicals to assist our clients in growing their own business
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Packaging & Shipping
Packaging Options
25kg / 50kg PP woven bags with PE liner, or 1000kg jumbo bags
Shipping
Sea freight with strong palletized packaging; full support for international logistics
Storage
Store in dry, ventilated areas. Keep sealed to prevent moisture absorption and caking.
Magnesium Chloride Application Area
Why Choose Our Magnesium Chloride?
High Purity & Consistent Quality
Multiple Grades for Different Applications
OEM Packaging Available
SGS / ISO / REACH Certified
Export Experience to 30+ Countries
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