Description
Cationic polyelectrolyte CF 3370 is a granulate flocculation aid from the ROTI®Floc range, supplied for laboratory and process use in solid form. Offered as a 1 kg pack in plastic, the material is intended for work with flocculation and precipitation agents where a cationic polyelectrolyte is required. The unit has a stated weight of 1,104 kg, supporting straightforward handling, dosing preparation, and stock control in the laboratory or technical facility. Within water-treatment and related chemical workflows, cationic polyelectrolytes of this type are commonly selected when charge-driven aggregation of suspended matter is part of the separation strategy. This CF 3370 grade (Carl ROTH) is presented as a free-flowing granulate under the ROTI®Floc designation, which helps keep the product easy to portion and dissolve or disperse according to established house methods. Packaging in plastic protects the contents during storage and transport while remaining practical for routine bench or plant use. The article sits among chemicals highlighted for flocculation and precipitation applications, giving laboratories a clearly identified cationic option when building or maintaining reagent sets for clarification-related procedures. Always consult the accompanying safety documentation before first use and follow local handling guidance for polyelectrolyte materials.
This article is part of pH electrodes & sensors, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Appearance: white granules
- Viscosity (Brookfield, 0.5 %): 750-770 cPs
- Solids content (total): 92.0-100.0 %
- Insoluble matter: ≤2.0 %
- Residual acrylamid: ≤0.1 %
- Pack sizes: 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg
- Product type: Cationic polyelectrolyte
- Brand line: ROTI®Floc
- Product form: Granulate
- UNSPSC: 47101617
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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Cationic polyelectrolyte CF 3370 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in pH electrodes & sensors, inside pH & electrochemistry, in Lab instruments.
A pH electrode is a glass membrane and a reference. It is a consumable: the glass ages, the junction clogs, and the reading drifts. A refillable electrode and a gel electrode differ in how they are maintained. The connector has to match the meter. The electrode, not the meter, is usually what is wrong.
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