Coag-Plus
CAS Blend · Part MC-COAGP · Miles line
Inorganic coagulant blend for industrial wastewater. Effective across pH 6–9 for heavy metal precipitation and TSS reduction, with low sludge volume.
Specification
- CAS number
- Blend
- Part number
- MC-COAGP
- Grade
- Miles line
- Physical form
- Liquid
- pH
- 2.0–3.0
- Category
- Water Treatment
- Also known as
- coagulant blend, metals precipitant, inorganic coagulant, waste treatment coagulant
Coag-Plus is blended in Arleta for industrial wastewater treatment, particularly metal finishing effluent.
What it does
- Precipitates heavy metals — zinc, copper, nickel, chromium, lead — across a wider pH band than a single-salt coagulant
- Reduces total suspended solids
- Produces a dense, fast-settling floc that dewaters well
- Lowers sludge volume relative to lime treatment, which lowers disposal cost
Typical dosing
Dose is entirely dependent on influent chemistry — there is no useful universal number. Jar testing establishes it, and we will run those jar tests on your actual effluent at no charge before you buy anything.
Operating pH is typically 6 to 9. Polymer addition after coagulation usually improves settling further; we can recommend and supply one.
Why a blend rather than a single salt
Metal finishing effluent is rarely one metal at one pH. A blended coagulant covers a wider range of species and pH conditions than ferric or alum alone, which matters when your rinse water composition changes with whatever the plating line ran that shift.
Discharge compliance
If you are chasing a permit limit, bring us the analysis and the limit. Sometimes the answer is this product; sometimes it is a process change upstream, and we would rather say so.
Documents
Available to account holders and sent the same business day. If you need documents routinely, ask us to attach them to your shipping paperwork automatically rather than requesting them one at a time.
Current revision, sixteen-section GHS format
Operating conditions and application guidance
Read the sheet before the first use
Section 2 covers the hazards, Section 8 the protective equipment actually required, and Section 10 what this must not be stored next to. Storage incompatibility is the single most common cause of serious chemical incidents.
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Certificates, insurance, registrations, safety data sheets, and completed supplier questionnaires. Standard documents go out the same business day.