SunMac – Cationic Polymer Supplier in Erode
Small dye and tannery units around Erode and Perundurai often share a CETP. SunMac gives them a ready-made liquid to support the coagulant.
Testing a shared plant
A common plant should be tested on the combined inflow at the time of day it is busiest.
Members of a common plant
A CETP in the Erode area receives effluent from dozens of small units, each with its own chemistry, and each member is expected to arrive at the inlet with solids under control. For a small dye house or tannery with no room for a make-up tank, a liquid cationic polymer is the simplest way to improve its own primary clarification.
SunMac SC04 neutralises the charge on fine and colloidal solids and can support the metal-salt coagulant.
Documents for SunMac SC04
Less coagulant, less sludge
Metal-salt coagulants add weight to the sludge, and sludge disposal from dyeing and tannery units is a real cost around Erode. Where SunMac replaces part of the coagulant, the sludge that reaches the press weighs less. A plant trial with a jar test before and after is the honest way to see the saving on your own effluent.
Colour is a separate job: see SunDec for Erode.
Short haul from Chennai
Erode is about 400 km from our Chennai stock through Salem, a consignment usually lands in one to two days, and drums keep for 24 months unopened. That makes small, frequent orders practical. The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board regulates units and the CETP.
SunMac questions from Erode
Can a tannery use SunMac?
Yes, for the protein-rich combined effluent after segregating chrome-bearing streams. Test the dose by jar.
Will it remove dye?
No. A decolorant binds dissolved dye.
What is the pack?
Drums; ask us about sizes.
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Dye houses and tanneries around Erode and Perundurai: send a litre of effluent for a free jar test.