Sodium Dichromate

Product Overview

    • Sodium Dichromate is an inorganic hexavalent chromium compound widely used as a strong oxidizing agent across leather tanning, metal treatment, and specialty chemical manufacturing industries. It appears as bright orange to red crystalline solid, highly soluble in water, and is commercially supplied in both anhydrous and dihydrate crystalline forms. Procorbay International supplies industrial-grade Sodium Dichromate serving as a key raw material in chromium chemical manufacturing, leather tanning agent production, and metal surface treatment applications, with strict attention to regulatory handling requirements given its hexavalent chromium classification.
    • Sodium Dichromate is manufactured through the processing of chromite ore via alkaline roasting and subsequent acidification and crystallization steps, followed by drying to achieve the required anhydrous or dihydrate crystalline form. Procorbay sources Sodium Dichromate from established chromium chemical manufacturers with consistent quality control over purity, moisture content, and impurity-profile specifications.
    • Industrially, Sodium Dichromate serves as the foundational raw material for the production of chromic acid, various chromium oxide pigments, and basic chromium sulfate used in leather tanning (chrome tanning) processes, where its oxidizing properties are essential for stabilizing collagen fibers in hide processing. It also functions as a strong oxidizing agent in various metal surface treatment and passivation processes, including chromate conversion coatings used for corrosion protection, and serves as a raw material in the synthesis of various chromium-based catalysts and specialty chemical compounds. Given the well-documented health and environmental hazards associated with hexavalent chromium compounds, Sodium Dichromate is subject to strict regulatory controls in most jurisdictions, and Procorbay advises buyers to ensure full regulatory compliance and appropriate occupational safety measures throughout handling and downstream use.
    • Given its foundational, though tightly regulated, role in chromium chemical and leather tanning supply chains, Procorbay maintains dependable sourcing of Sodium Dichromate for buyers with appropriate regulatory authorization and handling infrastructure.

Applications

    • Chemical Manufacturing: Raw material for chromic acid, chromium oxide pigments, and chromium-based catalyst production.
    • Industrial Processing: Raw material for basic chromium sulfate used in leather chrome tanning processes.
    • Industrial Processing (Metal Treatment): Oxidizing agent in metal surface treatment and chromate conversion coating processes.

Benefits

    • Strong, well-established oxidizing agent for chromium chemical manufacturing
    • Foundational raw material for leather chrome-tanning agent production
    • Available in anhydrous and dihydrate crystalline forms
    • Consistent purity and impurity profile across supply batches
    • Established, extensively documented industrial application history
    • Suitable for chromic acid, pigment, and catalyst synthesis applications
    • Reliable supply from qualified chromium chemical manufacturing partners
    • Supplied with full attention to regulatory documentation requirements
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Frequently Asked Questions

It is primarily used as a raw material for chromic acid, chromium oxide pigments, and basic chromium sulfate (used in leather chrome tanning), and as an oxidizing agent in metal surface treatment.

Yes, as a hexavalent chromium compound, it is classified as a strong oxidizer and carcinogen, subject to strict regulatory controls; buyers must ensure appropriate regulatory authorization and safety infrastructure before procurement.

The anhydrous form contains no water of crystallization (MW 261.97 g/mol), while the dihydrate form includes two water molecules (MW 298.00 g/mol); grade selection depends on the specific downstream application.

We provide Certificates of Analysis and relevant regulatory/safety documentation to support compliant procurement; buyers are responsible for ensuring their own regulatory authorization for use in their jurisdiction.

Yes, it is the foundational raw material for producing basic chromium sulfate, the active tanning agent used in chrome-tanning leather processing.