Description
Cationic polyelectrolyte CF 3170 is a ROTI®Floc granulate formulated for flocculation and precipitation duties in laboratory and process-support applications. As a cationic polyelectrolyte, it is used to promote aggregation of suspended and colloidal particles, aiding solid–liquid separation in water treatment trials, sample clarification and related precipitation workflows. The product is supplied as a free-flowing granulate in a 1 kg plastic pack, giving a convenient working quantity for method development, jar tests and small-scale treatment studies. With a pack weight of 1,104 kg, the unit is easy to store and dose under controlled laboratory conditions. ROTI®Floc cationic polyelectrolyte CF 3170 from manufacturer Carl ROTH belongs to the flocculation and precipitation agent category and supports reproducible preparation of working solutions when dissolved according to laboratory protocols. Typical use cases include turbidity reduction trials, sludge conditioning experiments and clarification steps ahead of filtration or sedimentation. Handle and apply in line with the accompanying safety information and internal laboratory procedures.
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Key features
- Appearance: white granules
- Viscosity (Brookfield, 0.5 %): ca. 350 cPs
- Solids content (total): 92.0-100.0
- Insoluble matter: ≤1.0 %
- Residual acrylamid: ≤0.1 %
- Pack sizes: 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg
- Product type: Cationic polyelectrolyte
- Brand: ROTI®Floc
- Grade designation: CF 3170
- Form: Granulate
- UNSPSC: 47101617
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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