Trichloroisocyanuric Acid (TCCA) Disinfectant Tablets

Product Description

Trichloroisocyanuric Acid, commonly known as TCCA, is a highly effective and versatile chemical compound widely used for water treatment applications. With its powerful disinfectant and sanitizing properties, TCCA is an ideal choice for ensuring water safety in various industries and domestic settings.

Product Introduction

Available Chlorine (%): 90 MIN

Odor: chlorine odor

Decomposition Temp.: 225 degrees Celsius

Moisture (%): 0.5 MAX

Advantages Of TCCA

No white turbidity (as in the case of bleaching powder)

Long duration of sterilizing effect

Stable in storage - long shelf life.

Storage

Keep the container closed when not in use. Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from fire and heat. Use dry, clean clothing when handling TCCA. Avoid breathing dust, and do not bring in contact with the eyes or skin. Wear rubber or plastic gloves and safety glasses.

Application

TCCA has many domestic and commercial uses such as:

Trichloroisocyanuric acid is great for general hygiene and disinfection purposes. TCCA can be used for dishware disinfection, and preventive disinfection of houses, hotels, and public places. It is commonly used for hygiene and disease control in hospitals as well. It is effective for the disinfection and preservation of fruits and vegetables, as well as livestock, including fish, silkworms, and poultry.

TCCA is especially effective for water treatment purposes. It is popularly used in swimming pools as a disinfectant and even for drinking water treatment. This is possible because it is very safe when it comes in contact with the body and also when consumed with drinking water. It also helps with algae removal from industrial water supplies and the treatment of industrial or city sewage. Other uses included disinfection of petroleum well drilling slurry and sewage as well as the production of seawater cells.

TCCA also has great applications in textile cleansing and bleaching, wool shrink resistance, paper insect resistance, and rubber chlorination, amongst others.