PolyDADMAC for Water Treatment is a cationic polymer coagulant for evaluating clarification processes. Select the supplied grade against the source water, existing treatment stages and required outlet quality. Confirm the product concentration, physical form and handling instructions in the current specification. For drinking-water applications, verify the approvals applicable to the actual product and intended use. Clarification performance alone does not establish drinking-water safety or disinfection performance.
Grade: Water treatment coagulant grade
Main use: drinking water and industrial clarification
PolyDADMAC for Water Treatment is a cationic polymer coagulant for evaluating clarification processes. Select the supplied grade against the source water, existing treatment stages and required outlet quality. Confirm the product concentration, physical form and handling instructions in the current specification. For drinking-water applications, verify the approvals applicable to the actual product and intended use. Clarification performance alone does not establish drinking-water safety or disinfection performance.
| Product Category | PolyDADMAC |
| Formula / Type | Poly(diallyldimethylammonium chloride) |
| CAS No. | 26062-79-3 |
| Grade | Water treatment coagulant grade |
| Appearance | colorless to light-yellow liquid or solid |
| Application | drinking water and industrial clarification |
| Packaging | drums, IBC tanks or bags |
Products | Content (%) | Viscosity |
Coagulant, PolyDADMAC | 20% | Low, Medium, High |
Coagulant, PolyDADMAC | 40% | Low, Medium, High |
Coagulant, PolyDADMAC | 90% Solid | Low, High |
PolyDADMAC is offered here for water-treatment coagulant evaluation. Identify the intended treatment stage and the required water quality before comparing candidate grades.
The product enquiry should specify whether the application concerns industrial clarification or a municipal water-treatment process. Confirm the supplied concentration and physical form using the current grade specification.
As a cationic polymer coagulant, PolyDADMAC can help destabilize negatively charged particles. Assess its performance within the proposed mixing, flocculation and separation arrangement.
Measure turbidity and other relevant parameters at a consistent point after treatment. Clearer water alone does not establish removal of every contaminant or demonstrate that it is safe to drink.
Use samples representative of the source-water conditions and expected variation. Record any other treatment chemicals and the addition sequence; results from one facility should not be assumed to apply unchanged at another.
Compare chemical use, equipment requirements and residuals handling using trial and plant data. A lower volume of one product does not necessarily mean a lower active dose or lower total treatment cost.
Request the current specification and safety data sheet for the supplied grade. For drinking-water use, verify applicable product approvals and use conditions as part of the complete treatment review; the generic polymer name does not establish certification.
Send source-water analysis, flow rate, current treatment details and the required outlet quality with an enquiry. Include available trial results so product selection can be assessed against the process requirements.
Send your required grade, application, packaging, quantity and destination port. PAMPolymer will reply with product details and export pricing.
A PolyDADMAC treatment evaluation should begin with representative source-water samples and a defined measurement point. Compare trial dosages under consistent mixing and separation conditions, recording any other coagulants or flocculants used and their addition sequence. Assess the required water-quality parameters after the intended clarification stage. Improved appearance or reduced turbidity does not, by itself, establish removal of all contaminants or completion of the treatment needed for potable water. Review product-specific documentation and application approvals before selection. For an industrial clarification enquiry, describe the water stream, flow rate and downstream process requirements. For a municipal application, include source-water variation and the existing treatment arrangement. Assess chemical consumption, residuals handling and operating costs from trial and plant evidence rather than assuming that the same outcome will apply across different facilities.
