Salt has more than 14,000 known uses.

So many industries. So many applications. And all simply using salt.

We have already told you that. So, believe it or not, the industry has over 13,000 applications that involve salt!
Paints, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, detergents, treating skins and pelts, tanneries, etc. – salt is needed everywhere.
Too many processes to name here.
But whatever the application, Zeefa group is always your guarantee of the right product for specific need

ROAD SALT

The main use for rock salt is for managing ice; both residentially and on a large industrial scale.

Ice forms when the­ temperature of water reaches 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius).  When you add salt, that temperature drops:  a 10-percent salt solution freezes at 20 F (-6 C), and a 20-percent solution freezes at 2 F (-16 C).  On a roadway, this means that if you sprinkle salt on the ice, you can melt it.  The salt dissolves into the liquid water in the ice and lowers its freezing point.

During the winter months it is very common for homeowners to spread salt on their walkways and driveways after a snow storm to melt the ice.  It is not essential to use so much salt that the ice is completely melted; but instead, using a small amount of salt will weaken the ice sufficiently so that it can be easily removed by alternative means

CHEMICAL FEEDSTOCK

The greatest single use for salt is as a feedstock for the production of chemicals. The chlor-alkali industry uses salt, primarily as salt in brine from captive brine wells, to produce chlorine and caustic soda.

WATER SOFTENER

Water is considered hard when it contains calcium and magnesium (hardness ions). Hard water requires more soap and detergent for laundering, cleaning and bathing because suds do not form as well in hard water. The reaction between soap and hard water results in a greasy, curd-like deposit which makes fabrics feel harsh and leaves water spots on dishes and utensils. Mineral scale builds up in hot water appliances and industrial boilers, reducing energy efficiency and shortening appliance and equipment life. Water is conditioned or softened by removing the calcium and magnesium ions from hard water and replacing them with “soft” sodium ions. Water softeners use cation exchange resin to exchange sodium for calcium and magnesium. As supply water flows through the resin bed, the exchange takes place and the water becomes soft. Water softener cation exchange resins are regenerated with a 10% salt brine solution made by dissolving water softener salt.

DISHWASHER SALT

A small water-softener is built into every dishwasher. This works approximately as a classic water-softener and ensures that your dishes do not suffer from the effects of hard water.

Dishwasher salt ensures that your machine stays well-maintained and your dishes dazzle. Salt for the dishwasher is extremely pure and has large, hard grains.

SALT FOR SWIMMING POOLS

Salt belongs in a swimming pool for two reasons. First and foremost, the correct concentration of salt in the water makes for a pleasant swim: no stinging eyes, no dried out skin afterward. In swimming pools operating with salt electrolysis, salt is also required to produce chlorine and ozone. That keeps the water pure and inhibits the growth of bacteria, algae and other nasties.

PULP & PAPER

Salt is used to manufacture chlorine and caustic soda. In paper making, caustic soda is used to process wood fibers and chlorine is used to bleach the pulp. Sodium chlorate, also made from salt, is replacing chlorine as the primary chemical for bleaching pulp.

Other Industries

Salt is used to fix and standardize dye batches in the textile industry; it is used in metal processing and secondary aluminium making, to remove impurities; rubber manufacturers use salt to separate rubber from latex; salt is used as a filler and grinding agent in pigment and dry-detergent processes; ceramics manufacturers use salt for vitrifying the surface of heated clays; soap makers separate soap from water and glycerol with salt; oil and gas drillers use salt in well drilling muds to inhibit fermentation, increase density and to stabilize drilling in rock salt formations; hide processors and leather tanners use salt to cure, preserve and tan hides; and there are more.

We are processors and exporters of Himalayan rock salt as per following chemical properties and as per customer demand.

CLASSIFICATION: Sodium Organic Salt

OTHER NAMES:  Sodium Chloride

PLACE OF ORIGIN:           Pakistan

Nacl (sodium chloride) – 97.27- 99.35% & other salts

Na2so4 (sodium sulphate) — 1.95 -0.95%

Mg (magnesium) — 0.04 -0.07%

Ca (calcium) — 0.10-0.20%

Pb (lead) nil

INSOLUBLE — 0.12- 0.10%

INHERENT MOISTURE- 0.11 -0.07%

GRADE STANDARD: Agriculture Grade, Food Grade, Industrial Grade, DE-ICING GRADE, water softening grade

APPEARANCE: White & Pink, Red all available

AVAILABLE SIZE:

ROCK SALT CHUNKS: 5 to 20cm

ROCK SALT RAW BLOCKS: 1kg to 100+ kg stones

ROCK SALT ground: Fine ground powder

ROCK SALT GRANULES: 0.5 to 30mm

Customer’s specifications are also welcome

PACKING:

BUCKETS 5 kg & 10 kg

BOXES 1 kg – 5 kg – 10 kg

BAGS  10 kg – 25 kg  woven Double PP Bags

Also available in custom Print Packaging or Customer requirements

SUPPLY ABILITY:

300 Metric Tons per month in pink salt

150 Metric Tons per month of red salt

200 Metric Tons per month in white salt

100 Metric Tons per month in crystal clear salt

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