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White PAC 30% Export Shipment: Two 20-Foot Containers

This Short is titled as a dispatch of white PAC 30% in two 20-foot containers. It gives buyers a visual view of the package and loading stage for a bulk Poly Aluminium Chloride shipment. The linked PAC page explains the product family, including white and yellow forms and catalog fields for alumina, basicity, pH and insolubles. Selection should follow the intended water-treatment application, raw-water or wastewater conditions, required grade and destination requirements. Include end use, package, quantity and destination when requesting a white PAC quotation and the corresponding product documents.

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What this video shows

The Short shows a dispatch identified as white PAC 30% in two 20-foot containers. It connects bulk loading with the Poly Aluminium Chloride product family used in water and wastewater clarification. Compare the grade with the intended end use and water conditions, then state package, quantity, destination and timing when requesting a quotation.

What the white PAC dispatch video shows

The Short shows a shipment identified by its title as white PAC 30% loaded in two 20-foot containers. It gives buyers a direct view of the package and export-loading format.

Compare PAC by application and grade

Poly Aluminium Chloride is a coagulant product family used across water and wastewater clarification. Start with the end use, source-water or effluent characteristics, treatment objective and required grade, then compare the displayed white and yellow PAC fields.

Plan a white PAC enquiry

State the intended application, required grade, package, quantity, destination and timing. Add any destination-specific technical, safety, label or shipping-document needs so the quotation covers both the product and delivery request.

Product and process details

These fields summarize the product, process or shipment context shown in the video and linked catalog.

FieldValueSource
AppearanceYellow powderProduct page
Alumina (Al₂O₃)≥29%; typical value shown: 30.15%Product page
Basicity40–90%; typical value shown: 83.9%Product page
Water insolubles≤1.5%; typical value shown: 0.3%Product page
pH3.5–5.0 for a 1% solutionProduct page

White PAC product and shipment view

Connect the visible container shipment to the grade and application required by the buyer.

Decision fieldPage contextBuyer input
ProductWhite PAC 30% in video titleRequired grade
ApplicationCoagulation and clarificationWater or wastewater conditions
PackageBulk export packagesPreferred package and quantity
ShipmentTwo 20-foot containersDestination and receiving needs
QuoteProduct and loading contextTiming and document list

White PAC application-to-quote flow

1Define end use2Share water or effluent data3Compare PAC grade fields4Choose package and quantity5Request a destination quote

What should a white PAC export enquiry specify?

A useful export enquiry separates the product request from the document, destination and receiving requirements.

  • Required grade and end-use context
  • Applicable destination and approval requirements
  • Package, quantity and container preference
  • COA, SDS, label and packing-list requirements
  • Receiving checks and any agreed release criteria

Common questions

What does the white PAC export video show?

Its title identifies a white PAC 30% export dispatch using two 20-foot containers.

Where is PAC used?

Poly Aluminium Chloride is a coagulant product family used in water and wastewater clarification.

What information helps choose a PAC grade?

Share the end use, source-water or effluent conditions, treatment objective and any applicable destination requirements.

Which PAC forms appear on the linked page?

The current product page displays white and yellow PAC forms with catalog grade fields.

How can a buyer request a PAC quotation?

Provide the required grade, end use, packaging, quantity, destination, timing and required technical, safety and shipment documents.

Discuss a white PAC requirement

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