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Created with Pixso. NSF-certified High-charge Cationic PolyDADMAC Liquid Quaternary Ammonium Polymer with 20%, 40%, 50% Solid Content

NSF-certified High-charge Cationic PolyDADMAC Liquid Quaternary Ammonium Polymer with 20%, 40%, 50% Solid Content

Brand Name: Bluwat
Model Number: Polydadmac DA series
MOQ: 1000KG
Price: negotiable
Delivery Time: 15 days
Payment Terms: L/C , T/T, DP, DA
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
China
Certification:
ZDHC/ISO/NSF
Appearance:
Colourless To Light-yellow Liquid
CAS No.:
26062-79-3
Brookfield Viscosity (25°C,cps):
Variable
Specific Gravity At 25°C:
1.01-1.10
Relative Molecular Weight:
Low To Very High
Available Solids:
19–21%, 39–41% And 49–51%
Application:
Wastewater And Drinking Water Treatment
PH:
3-7
Packaging:
25 L Drum, 200 L Drum Or 1000 L IBC
Packaging Details:
25L, 200L plastic drum or 1000L IBC drum.
Supply Ability:
50000 tons/month
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Product Description
BLU DA SERIES LIQUID POLYDADMAC

PolyDADMAC Liquid Supplier for Russia & CIS Markets

BLU DA Series High-Charge Cationic Polymer for Water Treatment, Mining, Oil, Paper and Industrial Wastewater

Bluwat Chemicals supplies the BLU DA Series PolyDADMAC Liquid, a high-charge cationic polymer developed for drinking water purification, municipal and industrial wastewater clarification, sludge dewatering, mining, paper-making, textile processing and oily wastewater treatment.

Available in nominal solid contents of 20%, 40% and 50%, the series includes grades ranging from low to very high relative molecular weight. This wide selection allows treatment plants and industrial users in Russia and CIS countries to match the polymer to their raw water conditions, separation equipment and treatment objectives.

NSF-certified options are available for drinking water treatment. The applicable grade and permitted dosage should be confirmed against the current certification and local regulatory requirements.

Product Overview

  • Chemical name: Poly(diallyldimethylammonium chloride)
  • Common names: PolyDADMAC / PDADMAC
  • CAS number: 26062-79-3
  • Ionic character: Strong cationic
  • Form: Liquid
  • Appearance: Colourless to light-yellow liquid
  • Available solids: 19–21%, 39–41% and 49–51%
  • Product pH: 3.0–7.0
  • Specific gravity at 25°C: 1.01–1.10
  • Relative molecular weight: Low to very high
  • Packaging: 25 L drum, 200 L drum or 1000 L IBC

A Flexible Treatment Solution for Russia and the CIS

Water treatment plants across Russia and the CIS frequently face seasonal raw-water changes, variable turbidity, difficult industrial effluents, long transport distances and the need to control treatment costs.

BLU DA Series PolyDADMAC Liquid provides a flexible solution for these operating conditions. It can be used as:

  • A primary organic coagulant
  • A charge-neutralizing agent
  • A coagulation aid used together with PAC
  • A clarification and solid–liquid separation aid
  • A sludge thickening and dewatering aid
  • A retention, drainage and charge-control agent in paper-making

The liquid form supports direct metering or controlled dilution, avoiding the long dissolution and activation time normally associated with dry polymers.

How PolyDADMAC Liquid Works

Many suspended particles, colloids and organic contaminants in water carry a negative surface charge. This electrical repulsion prevents the particles from combining and settling naturally.

PolyDADMAC introduces a strong positive charge into the treatment system. It neutralizes negatively charged contaminants and destabilizes the colloidal suspension. The destabilized particles can then combine into larger aggregates that are easier to remove through:

  • Sedimentation
  • Flotation
  • Filtration
  • Sludge thickening
  • Mechanical dewatering

Depending on the water quality, PolyDADMAC can be applied alone or combined with inorganic coagulants such as polyaluminium chloride—PAC. A suitable PAM flocculant may be added afterward when larger, stronger flocs are required.

Key Product Advantages

High Cationic Charge Density

Provides rapid charge neutralization and effective destabilization of negatively charged suspended solids and colloids.

Ready-to-Use Liquid Form

Easy to meter, dilute and introduce into an existing treatment process without lengthy powder-polymer dissolution.

Complete Grade Range

Seventeen grades are available, covering three solid-content levels and a broad molecular-weight range.

Flexible Coagulation Programs

Can be used alone or together with PAC, alum, ferric salts or PAM, depending on the raw water and treatment objective.

Potential Reduction in Inorganic Coagulant Consumption

In an optimized system, PolyDADMAC may reduce the required dosage of alum, ferric salts or PAC and may help control total sludge production.

Improved Solid–Liquid Separation

Supports faster clarification, better floc formation, improved sludge thickening and more efficient dewatering.

Broad pH Applicability

The supplied product profile identifies a broad application range of approximately pH 0.5–14. Actual performance and optimum dosage should always be confirmed using representative water samples.

NSF-Certified Drinking-Water Options

Suitable certified grades are available for potable-water treatment, subject to the current certificate, maximum use level and local regulations.

Technical Specifications

Common Properties

Property Specification
Appearance Colourless to light-yellow liquid
Product pH 3.0–7.0
Specific gravity at 25°C 1.01–1.10
Ionic character Cationic
CAS number 26062-79-3

20% Solid Content Series

Product Solid Content Relative Molecular Weight Brookfield Viscosity at 25°C
BLU DA 201 19.0–21.0% Low 80–200 cps
BLU DA 202 19.0–21.0% Medium 200–700 cps
BLU DA 203 19.0–21.0% Medium 700–1,000 cps
BLU DA 204 19.0–21.0% High 1,000–2,000 cps
BLU DA 205 19.0–21.0% Very high 2,000–3,000 cps

40% Solid Content Series

Product Solid Content Relative Molecular Weight Brookfield Viscosity at 25°C
BLU DA 401 39.0–41.0% Low 200–500 cps
BLU DA 402 39.0–41.0% Medium 500–1,000 cps
BLU DA 403 39.0–41.0% Medium 1,000–3,000 cps
BLU DA 404 39.0–41.0% High 3,000–5,000 cps
BLU DA 405 39.0–41.0% High 5,000–8,000 cps
BLU DA 406 39.0–41.0% Very high 8,000–12,000 cps
BLU DA 407 39.0–41.0% Very high 12,000–15,000 cps
BLU DA 408 39.0–41.0% Very high More than 15,000 cps

50% Solid Content Series

Product Solid Content Relative Molecular Weight Brookfield Viscosity at 25°C
BLU DA 504 49.0–51.0% High 5,000–8,000 cps
BLU DA 505 49.0–51.0% Very high 8,000–12,000 cps
BLU DA 506 49.0–51.0% Very high 12,000–15,000 cps
BLU DA 507 49.0–51.0% Very high More than 15,000 cps

The values above are typical product specifications. Please confirm the current TDS and COA before commercial use.

How to Select the Right PolyDADMAC Grade

Choosing a grade based only on solid content or viscosity may lead to excessive dosing, poor mixing or inadequate clarification. The final selection should be based on representative laboratory testing.

Choose the 20% Series When:

  • Lower liquid viscosity is preferred
  • The dosing pump has limited viscosity capacity
  • Easier dispersion and accurate low-rate metering are important
  • The process primarily requires charge neutralization
  • The plant prefers a lower-concentration working product

Choose the 40% Series When:

  • A balance between active content and pumpability is required
  • The customer needs a broad choice of molecular-weight grades
  • The product will be used in municipal or industrial clarification
  • Both coagulation and floc-building effects need to be evaluated
  • Transportation efficiency is important

Choose the 50% Series When:

  • High active content is preferred for freight efficiency
  • The dosing system can handle a more viscous liquid
  • High or very-high-molecular-weight grades are required
  • The application involves demanding solid–liquid separation or sludge treatment
  • On-site storage volume needs to be reduced

Important Selection Factors

Before recommending a commercial grade, Bluwat normally considers:

  • Type and source of water
  • Turbidity and suspended solids
  • Colour and organic content
  • Wastewater pH
  • Existing PAC, alum or ferric-salt dosage
  • Required settling or flotation speed
  • Sludge volume and dewatering performance
  • Dosing-pump capacity
  • Operating and storage temperature
  • Required treated-water quality

Main Applications

Drinking Water Treatment

Suitable NSF-certified grades can be used as organic coagulants or coagulation aids for turbidity reduction, colloid destabilization and clarification in municipal and industrial drinking-water plants.

For potable-water applications, the exact certified grade and maximum use level must be confirmed before use.

Municipal Wastewater Treatment

PolyDADMAC supports primary clarification, suspended-solids removal, sludge thickening and optimization of existing coagulation processes.

Industrial Wastewater Clarification

Suitable for treating suspended solids, colloids and negatively charged contaminants in a wide range of industrial effluents.

Mining and Mineral Processing

Used to improve solid–liquid separation in:

  • Coal washing
  • Gold processing
  • Diamond processing
  • Mineral slurry clarification
  • Process-water recycling
  • Tailings-water clarification

The final grade must be selected according to mineral type, slurry concentration, water chemistry and separation equipment.

Pulp and Paper Industry

PolyDADMAC can function as:

  • Charge neutralizer
  • Retention aid
  • Drainage enhancer
  • Anionic trash catcher
  • Process-water clarification aid

It can help stabilize wet-end chemistry and improve the efficiency of other retention and drainage chemicals.

Textile Industry

Used for wastewater clarification, colour-treatment programs and process-water recycling. For strongly coloured wastewater, PolyDADMAC may be combined with a dedicated decolorizing agent, PAC and PAM.

Oil and Gas Industry

Applicable to oily wastewater and produced-water treatment, where it can support destabilization of dispersed contaminants and improve downstream separation.

Compatibility should be tested against salinity, oil content, temperature and the existing demulsification process.

Sludge Thickening and Dewatering

PolyDADMAC can improve charge neutralization before sludge thickening or mechanical dewatering. In some systems, it can be combined with cationic or anionic PAM to produce stronger and more drainable flocs.

Recommended Treatment Programs

Actual chemical order and dosage depend on the wastewater characteristics. Common starting programs include:

PolyDADMAC Used Alone

Raw water → PolyDADMAC dosing → Rapid mixing → Floc formation → Sedimentation or flotation → Filtration

Suitable when charge neutralization and primary coagulation are sufficient.

PolyDADMAC Combined with PAC

Raw water → PolyDADMAC and/or PAC → Rapid mixing → Flocculation → Sedimentation or DAF → Filtration

The best dosing sequence should be established by jar testing because it may vary with the contaminant and existing plant design.

PolyDADMAC Combined with PAM

Raw water → PolyDADMAC destabilization → PAM flocculation → Sedimentation, DAF or dewatering

PolyDADMAC first neutralizes the particle charge, while PAM helps build larger and stronger flocs.

Sludge Dewatering Program

Sludge conditioning → PolyDADMAC or combined polymer program → Gentle mixing → Belt press, centrifuge or filter press

Evaluate cake solids, filtrate clarity, polymer consumption and equipment throughput during testing.

Dosage and Application Guidance

There is no universal dosage for PolyDADMAC. The optimum amount depends on the water composition, contaminant loading, pH, temperature and the other chemicals used in the process.

A practical evaluation procedure is:

  1. Collect a representative water or sludge sample.
  2. Record pH, turbidity, colour, suspended solids and current chemical dosage.
  3. Compare several PolyDADMAC grades at different dosages.
  4. Test the product alone and, where appropriate, together with PAC or PAM.
  5. Compare clarity, floc size, settling or flotation speed and sludge volume.
  6. Run a plant trial using the best laboratory result.
  7. Optimize the dosage according to treated-water quality and total treatment cost.

PolyDADMAC liquid may be dosed directly or diluted with clean water when lower-concentration metering is required. Avoid uncontrolled high-shear mixing after the floc has formed.

Considerations for Cold-Climate Operation

For customers in Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus and other cold-climate markets, winter storage and pumping conditions should be included in the product-selection process.

Brookfield viscosity values in the specification are measured at 25°C. Lower temperatures may increase the apparent viscosity and affect transfer speed, pump load and dosing accuracy.

Recommended precautions include:

  • Store the product in its original sealed container
  • Keep it in a protected, cool and dry area
  • Avoid direct sunlight and heat sources
  • Protect drums, IBCs and dosing lines from extreme temperatures
  • Confirm winter transport and storage requirements before shipment
  • Check pump suitability when selecting high-viscosity grades
  • Mix or condition the product only according to the product-specific TDS and SDS

Do not assume that all grades behave identically under winter conditions. Confirm the selected grade before arranging cold-season transport.

Packaging and Supply Options

BLU DA Series PolyDADMAC Liquid is available in:

  • 25 L plastic drums for laboratory trials and smaller treatment systems
  • 200 L drums for regular industrial consumption
  • 1000 L IBCs for continuous dosing and bulk industrial use

Packaging selection can be adjusted according to consumption rate, storage space, dosing equipment and transport planning.

For long-distance delivery to Russia and CIS countries, customers are encouraged to provide their expected monthly or annual demand so that production and shipment schedules can be planned in advance.

Storage and Handling

  • Keep containers tightly sealed when not in use.
  • Store in a cool, dry and ventilated location.
  • Protect the product from direct sunlight and heat sources.
  • Avoid contamination with incompatible chemicals.
  • Use suitable pumps, pipelines and storage tanks.
  • Follow the current SDS for personal protection and handling instructions.
  • Confirm product-specific storage temperature and shelf life before ordering.

Why Choose Bluwat Chemicals?

Experienced Water-Treatment Chemical Manufacturer

Bluwat Chemicals has more than 20 years of experience in manufacturing and supplying water-treatment chemicals to customers in over 80 countries.

Wide PolyDADMAC Product Range

The BLU DA Series includes 17 liquid grades, making it possible to compare different solid contents, molecular-weight levels and viscosities.

Drinking-Water Treatment Options

NSF-certified PolyDADMAC options are available for customers requiring products for potable-water treatment.

Application-Oriented Grade Selection

Instead of recommending a grade based only on price or solid content, Bluwat evaluates the application, raw-water conditions, existing process and treatment objective.

Laboratory Testing Support

Customer-supplied water samples can be evaluated to compare PolyDADMAC grades and determine a suitable treatment program.

Complete Coagulation and Flocculation Portfolio

Bluwat can also supply PAC, PAM, Polyamine, water decoloring agents and other treatment chemicals for combined treatment programs.

Flexible Packaging

Products are available in drums and IBCs for laboratory testing, smaller treatment plants and continuous industrial operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is PolyDADMAC a coagulant or a flocculant?

PolyDADMAC is primarily a strongly cationic organic coagulant and charge-neutralizing polymer. Depending on its molecular weight and the treatment conditions, it can also contribute to particle bridging and floc formation.

Can PolyDADMAC replace PAC, alum or ferric salts?

In some applications, it can partially reduce or replace inorganic coagulants. In other systems, the best performance is achieved by combining PolyDADMAC with PAC or another inorganic coagulant. Jar testing is required before changing the existing process.

Which concentration is better: 20%, 40% or 50%?

The correct concentration depends on dosing equipment, viscosity limits, freight costs, storage space and application requirements. Higher solids do not automatically mean better treatment performance.

Which grade should be used for drinking water?

Use only a grade covered by the current NSF certification and suitable for the intended application. The maximum permitted dosage and local regulatory requirements must also be confirmed.

Can PolyDADMAC be used for mining wastewater?

Yes. It can support clarification and solid–liquid separation in coal, gold, diamond and other mineral-processing operations. Testing with the actual slurry or wastewater is recommended.

Can it be used with PAM?

Yes. PolyDADMAC can first neutralize the contaminant charge, after which PAM can be added to form larger and stronger flocs. The ionic type and dosage of PAM must be selected through testing.

Does the product need to be diluted?

It may be dosed directly or diluted with clean water, depending on the dosing pump and required feed rate. The dilution method should be confirmed for the selected grade, especially for high-viscosity products.

How should PolyDADMAC be handled during winter?

Store the product in protected conditions and avoid extreme temperatures. Because viscosity is measured at 25°C, cold conditions may affect pumping and dosing. Confirm winter logistics and storage requirements before shipment.

What information is needed for product selection?

Please provide the water source, application, treatment capacity, pH, turbidity or suspended solids, current chemical program, treated-water target and preferred packaging.

Request a PolyDADMAC Recommendation

Tell us about your water-treatment process, and Bluwat Chemicals will help you identify a suitable BLU DA grade.

Please provide:

  • Country and company name
  • Water or wastewater type
  • Daily treatment capacity
  • Current pH and water-quality data
  • Existing coagulants and flocculants
  • Current dosage and treatment result
  • Required treated-water quality
  • Preferred packaging
  • Estimated monthly or annual demand

Contact Bluwat Chemicals for a technical recommendation, sample evaluation and commercial quotation for Russia and CIS markets.