Calcium Chloride Flakes (CaCl₂) are high-purity, fast-dissolving crystals widely used in industrial applications, construction, and water treatment. Our CaCl₂ flakes provide efficient de-icing for roads, effective dust control, and accelerated concrete curing in cold weather. They are also used as a coagulant and moisture absorber in various industrial processes. With low dust, easy handling, and reliable chemical purity, Calcium Chloride Flakes are the ideal choice for large-scale industrial use and commercial applications. Available in 25kg bags or 1000kg jumbo bags, our CaCl₂ flakes ensure convenient storage and consistent performance.
Difference
Property | Flake(片状) | Powder(粉末状) | Pellet/Granule(球状) |
Appearance | Flat, thin sheets | Fine powder | Small, round pellets |
Dissolution Rate | Fast | Very fast | Slow |
Dust Level | Low | High | Low |
Handling | Easy to handle | Requires careful handling due to dust | Easy to handle |
Main Applications | De-icing, dust control, concrete acceleration, industrial water treatment | Rapid chemical reactions, moisture absorption, lab applications | Slow-release de-icing, long-term dust control, industrial use |
Storage | Cool, dry, ventilated area | Cool, dry, ventilated, avoid inhalation | Cool, dry, ventilated area |
Advantages | Quick dissolution, easy to handle, low dust | Very fast reaction, highly soluble | Long-lasting effect, minimal dust, easy storage |
Application
1. Calcium Chloride Flakes are widely used for road de-icing, rapidly melting snow and ice on highways, streets, and airport runways.
2. CaCl₂ flakes provide dust control on construction sites, unpaved roads, and industrial yards.
3. Calcium Chloride Flakes act as a concrete accelerator, speeding up curing and improving strength, especially in cold weather conditions.
4. CaCl₂ is used as a coagulant in water treatment, effectively removing suspended solids and impurities.
5. Calcium Chloride Flakes serve as a moisture absorber (desiccant) in chemical and industrial processes.
6. CaCl₂ flakes are applied in industrial processes, including brine preparation, food processing, and refrigeration systems.