Ferrous Sulfate

 Key Features

• Material / Composition: High-quality iron (Fe) compound, commonly in crystalline form or as powder.

• Core Functionality / Use:
  • Used as an iron supplement in agriculture to correct iron deficiencies in plants.

  • Employed in water treatment processes.

  • Used as a pigment in the manufacturing of paints and dyes.

• Design / Variations: Available in different grades, including granular, crystalline, or powder form.

• Safety / Compliance Benefits: Manufactured to meet the highest industry standards for purity and safety. Complies with all safety regulations for handling and usage.

• Customization / Branding Options: Available in bulk quantities and custom packaging for OEM orders. Private labeling options available.

🎨 Product Variants / Grades / Types

• Granular Ferrous Sulfate: Ideal for agricultural use, easy to apply to soil.

• Powdered Ferrous Sulfate: Suitable for industrial applications and water treatment.

• Ferrous Sulfate Monohydrate: Preferred for pharmaceutical and dietary supplement applications.

📦 Accurate Packaging Details

• Standard Packaging:
  • 25 kg bags for granular and powdered forms.

  • 50 kg drum or bulk packing for industrial use.

• Optional/Custom Packing: Available on bulk or OEM orders. Packaging sizes can be customized to meet specific buyer requirements.

• Palletization / Export-Safe Packing: Sturdy packing for safe international shipping with proper palletization to prevent damage.

• OEM/Private Labeling: Available for large orders. Branding and labeling can be customized per client specifications.

🌐 Certifications

• ISO 9001: Quality Management

• REACH Compliant: Ensures environmental and health safety standards.

• FDA Approved: For pharmaceutical-grade use.

• BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards): Compliance for manufacturing standards.

🏭 Ideal Applications / Industries

• Agriculture: Used as an iron supplement for plants to correct chlorosis (iron deficiency).

• Water Treatment: Helps remove impurities in water, including phosphates.

• Industrial Manufacturing: Used in the production of pigments, fertilizers, and iron-based products.

• Pharmaceuticals: Often used in iron supplements and fortification products.