Sulphamic Acid 99.5%
Sulphamic Acid 99.5%
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Sulphamic Acid 99.5% is a powerful, fast-acting descaling and limescale removal acid commonly used in kettles, boilers, heat exchangers, toilets, tiles and industrial equipment. This high-purity crystalline acid dissolves quickly in warm water and delivers exceptional cleaning results for professional and household maintenance. Supplied in durable grip-seal bags for safe storage and easy handling.
⭐ Key Uses
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Limescale and hard-water deposit removal
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Boiler, heating system & appliance descaling
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Rust and mineral stain cleaning
🧪 How to Use
1️⃣ Limescale Removal (Kettles, Toilets, Tiles)
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Dissolve 10–20 g of sulphamic acid in 1 litre of warm water.
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Apply or pour onto affected areas.
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Leave for 10–20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.
Safety: Avoid mixing with chlorine or bleach.
2️⃣ Boiler & Heating System Descaling
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Prepare a solution of 50 g sulphamic acid per 5 litres of warm water.
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Circulate through the system using approved equipment.
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Flush with clean water after treatment.
Safety: Suitable for professional use; check system material compatibility.
3️⃣ Rust & Mineral Stain Removal
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Mix 20 g of sulphamic acid in 1 litre hot water.
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Apply with cloth or sponge.
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Scrub gently and rinse clean.
Safety: Wear gloves and eye protection.
📋 Product Details
Concentration: 99.5%
Grade: Technical / Industrial Grade
Form: Crystalline Powder
Packaging: Grip-seal bags
Available Sizes: 200g, 400g, 1kg, 2kg, 3kg, 4kg
📈 Other Names
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Amidosulfonic Acid
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Sulfamidic Acid
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H₃NSO₃
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❓ FAQ
1. Can Sulphamic Acid be used on metals?
Yes, but always test first. It is generally safe on stainless steel but may affect sensitive metals.
2. Is this suitable for toilet descaling?
Absolutely. Sulphamic acid is one of the most effective acids for removing heavy limescale buildup in toilets and urinals.
3. Can I mix Sulphamic Acid with bleach?
No. Never mix acids with chlorine-containing cleaners.
Buyer assumes all responsibility for safety and use not in accordance with directions.
