SunMac – Cationic Polymer Supplier in Mysuru
Food units at Nanjangud and Hootagalli produce organic effluent. SunMac gives plants that prefer a ready-made liquid a simple option.
Nanjangud and Hootagalli food units
Food industries in the Nanjangud and Hootagalli areas produce organic effluent that carries a negative charge. A cationic polymer is the natural fit, and SunMac SC04 is the liquid version, ready to be pumped without a make-up tank.
Smaller plants in particular value that.
Documents for SunMac SC04
Sugar, silk and the city
The wider Mandya–Mysuru belt mixes sugar mills, silk processors and city sewage works. Mill effluent usually settles with an anionic grade, silk dyeing needs SunDec for colour, and sewage sludge is conditioned with a cationic Sunfloc grade. SunMac sits with the organic loads.
Our Mysuru guide sets these out in more detail.
Supply and storage
The road from Chennai runs via Bengaluru, about 480 km, and takes roughly a day. Store unopened drums cool and dry, and for plants that close for months, run a quick jar test with stored stock rather than assuming last season's dose. Karnataka State Pollution Control Board regulates units.
Food unit routine
Food units can run a morning jar test on the equalisation tank and set the pump from it.
SunMac questions from Mysuru
Does SunMac suit silk effluent?
Silk effluent has protein, colour and chemicals. SunDec takes out the dye; SunMac and a cationic Sunfloc help with the solids.
What is the pack?
Drums, with a 24-month shelf life.
Can I get a free test?
Yes. Send a litre of effluent.
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Food and city plants in Mysuru: send a litre of effluent for a free jar test.