Leather Tanning Agent Liquid Formic Acid HCOOH Colorless 85% PURITY
Leather Tanning Agent Formic Acid
Product Description:
Leather Chemicals is a trusted provider of high-quality chemicals tailored to meet the unique requirements of the leather industry. With a focus on innovation and sustainability, we offer a comprehensive range of chemicals essential for leather processing and finishing.
Features:
1) Appearance: Colorless Liquid
2) Formula: HCOOH
3) Hygroscopic: Absorbs Moisture or Water from the Air
Technical Parameters:
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Quality Standard: GBT 2093-2011 |
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INDEX |
Qualifier grade |
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Content of formic acid % |
≥85 |
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Content of acetic acid% |
<0.6 |
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Chroma(platinum-cobalt), % |
≤10 |
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Dilution test(acid+water=1+3) |
Clear |
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Chloride (based on CL) % |
≤0.005 |
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Sulfate (based on SO4) % |
≤0.002 |
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Iron (based on Fe) % |
≤0.0005 |
Applications:
1. Formic acid can soften the fur and remove hair.
2. In the tanning process of leather, it can be used as neutralizing agent to help improving the toughness and softness of the leather
3. During the color setting and dyeing process, it helps to penetrate the leather and enhance the dyeing effect.
4. It can regulate the PH during the leather processing, which reduces pore size and increases the density of the leather.
Why Choose us?
Our former factory was founded in 1998. We also have 10 years of exporting experience and can provide the best service to our customers.
The quality has been confirmed by all of our customers in the past 10 years.
Support and Services:
We pay more attention to scientific research and process improvement. Moreover, we improve product quality, provide excellent after-sales service, and gain many more domestic and foreign customers.
Packing and Shipping:
25kg/, 35kg/drum, IBC DRUM, tanks
Shipping:
We ensure safe and secure shipping of the product to your location using reputable carriers
FAQ:
Q: What is formic acid?
A: Formic acid is an irritating chemical present in the sprayed venom of some ant species and in the secretion released from some stinging nettles. It's dangerous at high concentrations, but at low concentrations, it's very useful
Q: Is formic acid a strong acid?
A: A strong acid is an acid which dissociates entirely in aqueous solution. A weak acid is an acid which dissociates partially in aqueous solution. Formic acid (methanoic acid, HCOOH) is a weak acid, which occurs naturally in the stings of bees and ants.
Q: What is the source of formic acid?
A: The simplest carboxylic acid, with one carbon in it. It exists naturally in various ways like the bee and ant stings venom, and is a valuable organic synthetic reagent. In livestock feed, mainly used as a preservative and antibacterial agent.
Q: Is formic acid harmful to humans?
A: Formic acid is an unpleasant chemical that is found in certain ant species sprayed venom and in the secretion produced from some stinging nettles. This is harmful at high concentrations but it is very effective at low concentrations.
Q: How do you neutralize formic acid?
A: Baking soda (NaHCO3) is also used for the neutralization of acids, including formic acid. You would want to neutralize it with a thick paste of sodium bicarbonate water (NaHCO3) if you were to spill some formic acid solution on your skin or on the concrete.
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