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Sodium Hexametaphosphate Ceramic Deflocculant

CAS Number: 10124-56-8

Sodium hexametaphosphate (SHMP), also known as Calgon, is a potent inorganic deflocculant for ceramic slips containing clay minerals. Its polymeric phosphate chain strongly adsorbs onto clay edges and surfaces, maintaining electrosteric repulsion and enabling ultra-high solids loading (65–72 wt%) in sanitaryware and porcelain slip casting operations.

Technical Specifications

appearanceWhite glassy powder or granules
purity (%)≥68 (as P2O5)
moisture (%)≤0.5
iron content (%)≤0.005
pH (1% solution)6.5–7.5

Applications

  • High-efficiency deflocculant for sanitaryware slip casting
  • Dispersant in porcelain and stoneware slip preparation
  • Glaze suspension stabilizer
  • Deflocculant in technical oxide slips (alumina, zirconia)
  • Sequestrant to prevent calcium interference in slips

Key Features

  • Stronger deflocculating power than STPP for high-clay-content slips
  • Effective sequestrant that removes Ca2+ and Mg2+ interference
  • Enables very high solids loading with low viscosity
  • Works across a wide pH range typical of ceramic slips

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Sodium Hexametaphosphate Ceramic Deflocculant chemical structure

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10124-56-8

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