Purity : 50%
Other Names : Sodium Hydroxide | Lye | NaOH
Grade : Industrial
Packaging : IBC Tank 1000kg | 220L Drum
HS Code : 28151200 CAS No.: 1310-73-2 UN No.: 1824 Chemical Formula: NaOH (aq)
Delivery: Worldwide
A technical, economic, and operational guide for Production, Procurement, and HSE teams
When a chemical shows up on your production line every day, packaging stops being a detail and becomes part of strategy. (IBC) 50% liquid caustic soda in a 1000 kg tote is exactly where that strategy pays off: cleaner warehouse layouts, faster line charging, and simpler cost control.
Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) has long been a staple in water treatment, pulp and paper, detergents, oil and gas, and even certain food-related uses. For potable water quality frameworks, see the WHO factsheet on drinking water. For U.S. water standards, consult the EPA drinking water regulations. For a general profile of NaOH, the Sodium Hydroxide entry at Britannica is clear and concise.
An IBC sits between drums and bulk tanks. It carries the agility of drums and the logistic stability of bulk. For medium to high consumption spread across several lines, an IBC lets you dose in stages without constant warehouse trips. The result? Fewer stoppages, lower losses, and cleaner storage.
An IBC (Intermediate Bulk Container) is a heavy-duty polyethylene cube seated in a galvanized steel cage on a pallet. A standard discharge valve, secure fill cap, and re-sealable design keep each charge clean and controlled. In this format, about 1000 kg of 50% NaOH solution ships per tote.
“With corrosives, packaging isn’t just a container; it’s your risk-management method. The IBC is where safety, speed, and accounting meet.”
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Product name | (IBC) 50% liquid caustic soda in 1000 kg tote |
| Chemical formula | NaOH |
| Concentration | 50% w/w (COA provided) |
| Appearance | Colorless to slightly hazy liquid, odorless |
| Tote construction | HDPE inner bottle in galvanized steel cage, on pallet |
| Net weight | Approx. 1000 kg solution |
| Fittings | Standard fill cap, discharge valve, re-sealable |
| Storage | Dry and cool, away from direct light, acids, and oxidizers |
| Applications | Water treatment, pulp & paper, detergents, oil & gas, industrial effluent, food uses (where permitted) |
Adjusting pH with caustic soda prepares water for disinfection and helps precipitate dissolved metals. See pH ranges and related indicators in the WHO drinking water guidance. For U.S. limits and rules, review the EPA drinking water standards.
Lignin removal from cellulose needs a precise alkaline environment. NaOH provides it so mills can make brighter, more uniform pulp. Read the scientific overview in Sodium Hydroxide | Britannica.
Caustic soda supports acid removal, alkaline washing, and drilling fluid conditioning. If several units consume NaOH, one IBC can feed consistent, staged dosing through multiple takeoffs.
Caustic soda underpins saponification and pH control. Metering directly from an IBC improves repeatability and eliminates many manual carries.
Examples include alkaline peeling of select vegetables and fruits, caustic cleaning of process surfaces, and permitted corrective roles in beverages. Follow food-safety procedures and rinse equipment thoroughly after contact.
Caustic soda is corrosive. Keep risk low with daily habits: chemical-resistant gloves, goggles, apron, and safety footwear ready for the team; use proper mixers and build solutions slowly. Add caustic to water, not the other way around. Place an eyewash and safety shower nearby; long distances waste precious time.
“Alkali safety doesn’t move on slogans. It moves on small, repeated actions done every single day.”
Set IBCs on sound pallets and level floors. Keep forklift lanes clear. Avoid exposure to acids, even via vapor. If a tote isn’t emptied, reseal both cap and valve. Large, clear labels showing name, percent, pictograms, and batch ID speed up work and help during audits.
For continuous consumption, IBCs are safer and faster than drums; hose connection and clean discharge reduce prep time. Compared to bulk, you keep flexibility without the formalities of bulk logistics. For regional exports, universal acceptance at ports and quick container stow help turnarounds.
Pricing depends on batch stability and quality, inland or cross-border freight, chlor-alkali market conditions, and FX rates. For industrial buyers, COA and batch traceability are key. If your contract is sizable, freight and delivery scheduling can materially shift your final cost.
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To receive the current price for 50% liquid caustic soda in IBC format, weekly or monthly availability, and payment terms, message us now. A short coordination can save weeks in operations.
Step one: share your monthly or seasonal consumption. We align production and freight with your plan. Each tote ships with COA, MSDS, and safety labels. For exports, shipping docs and border or port coordination run in parallel.
50% w/w with a COA.
HDPE inner bottle inside a galvanized steel cage, on a standard pallet.
In permitted cases and with strict food-safety procedures and post-contact rinsing.
Universal acceptance at customs and ports, fast container stowage, easy discharge at destination.
Yes. We can schedule periodic deliveries ranging from dozens to hundreds of IBCs.
If your project needs stable supply, on-time delivery, and complete documentation, this format is your best start. For today’s price, delivery schedule, and wholesale terms, message us. One decision today can make the coming weeks on the line calmer and more predictable.
