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Sodium Nitrite FCC | 50 lb bag

CHEMTRADE

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  • Buy 4 - 10 and pay only $182.70 each
  • Buy 11 - 49 and pay only $170.10 each
  • Buy 50 or above and pay only $149.50 each
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Bulk Pricing

Below are the available bulk discount rates for each individual item when you purchase a certain amount

  • Buy 4 - 10 and pay only $182.70 each
  • Buy 11 - 49 and pay only $170.10 each
  • Buy 50 or above and pay only $149.50 each
Request a quote for multiple pallet quantities

To receive a bulk discount, enter the amount in the “Quantity” field and the price will automatically reflect these prices.

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SKU:
SNI051
Weight:
50.00 LBS
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Ingredi Sodium Nitrite FCC is a free-flowing granular product that is manufactured and packaged by CHEMTRADE in bulk 50 pound bags.

Sodium Nitrite FCC, also goes by NaNO2 is a food grade additive used commonly in meat processing products. It is an antioxidant used to cure meats such as beef jerky, ham, bacon, hot dogs, sausages, and more. It blocks the growth of bacteria that causes botulism and prevents spoilage. It can help prevent the growth of Listeria monocytogenes. As a preservative, it substantially lengthens the shelf life of cured meats.

It is also used as a corrosion inhibitor in old tanks, pipelines, antifreeze, and paints. In detinning, it acts as a depolarizer and oxidizing agent. Sodium Nitrite is used in phosphate coatings, gold playing baths, heat transfer salt, and more. It is a polymer inhibitor for synthetic rubber. In wastewater treatment, it is used for odor control and to slow down bacteria growth.

Specifications

Sodium Nitrite is manufactured by Chemtrade Logistics, Inc., and meets all Food Chemicals Codex (FCC) specifications. It is certified Pareve and Kosher. Sodium Nitrite GMO-free and is suitable for use in Halal products. It fulfills the ISO 9001:2008 standard.

Characteristics

Sodium Nitrite is an odorless, free-flowing granular product that is food grade and pale straw-colored. It is soluble in water upon heating, and is stable in neutral or alkaline solutions, but decomposes in acid solutions. It has a melting point of 519.98 degrees Fahrenheit (271.1 degrees Celsius), and a specific gravity of 2.168. Bulk Density is 76.9-80.5 lbs/cu ft. 

  • 5
    Food

    Posted by Michael on Feb 19th 2024

    To make pickling salts

  • 5
    Water Treatment

    Posted by Jason on Sep 25th 2023

    Water treatment, corrosion inhibitor

  • 5
    Indoor shrimp farming since 2015

    Posted by Jack on Aug 18th 2023

    I use sodium nitrate to start the growth of nitrobactor bacteria prior to stocking shrimp PLs to avoid nitrate spikes

  • 5
    Steel Manufacturing

    Posted by Kyle on Feb 23rd 2023

    Rust inhibitor for plasma cutting water table

  • 5
    Education

    Posted by Gary on Feb 14th 2023

    Science and research for environmentlly sustainable reusable chemical products and their applications

  • 5
    Food

    Posted by Jason on Jan 31st 2023

    Custom Wild Game Sausages

  • 5
    Electrical Heater Manufacturer

    Posted by Michael on Dec 22nd 2022

    As a rust preventative in water in a test tank we soak our calrod style elements in. After a prescribed soak time they are electrically tested for leakage to ground.

  • 5
    Biofuels

    Posted by Brent on Nov 17th 2022

    Used in the manufacturing of biodiesel and renewable fuels

  • 5
    Heat Treating

    Posted by Gary on May 11th 2022

    Austempering is a form of heat treating that, when applied to certain metals, allows for greater tensile strength, more consistent hardness, and lower distortion when compared with conventional treatments. Austempering calls for parts to be quenched in a molten salt bath (sodium nitrite, sodium nitrate, and potassium nitrate).

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