Bleach Production

Bleach Production & Manufacturing Solutions

Electrolytic Technologies can help you withyour bleach production applications. Klorigen™ generators are ideally suited to commercial, municipal or industrial bleach manufacturing, as they are capable of generating the same ultra-pure sodium hypochlorite with the same high quality and 10% to 15% concentration levels as commercial bulk-delivered product.

Klorigen™ provides greater autonomy for facilities requiring industrial bleach by eliminating the dependence on third party chemical suppliers and providing production scaled to demand. In most instances, Klorigen™ generated bleach production is considerably less expensive than purchased commercial bulk bleach and can be produced for as little as $0.30 per gallon.

Benefits of Klorigen™

• Systems chlorine gas at less than atmospheric pressure, virtually eliminating the possibility of a dangerous toxic gas release.
• The generated chlorine gas can be combined with co-product sodium hydroxide within the process to produce high-strength sodium hypochlorite at an operating cost that is in most cases is comparable to or less than any alternative chlor-alkali product available to the end user.
• Klorigen™ systems have a projected lifespan exceeding 20 years with minor refurbishments scheduled at five to eight-year intervals.
• The generated chemical products (elemental chlorine gas, sodium hydroxide and sodium hypochlorite) are equal if not superior in quality and efficacy to conventional bulk-supplied alternatives and comply with National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) standards (USA).
• Modular designs allow for the capacity of a system to be increased within its existing footprint by a factor of two or even three in less than one week with minimal interruption to operations.
• Every system and subsystem is designed to fit within conventional ocean-freight shipping (TEU) containers, allowing for low cost road and sea freight to the customer’s site.
• By design, the system operates at less than one atmosphere of pressure with electrodes separated by a semi-perfluorinated membrane, eliminating any risk for hydrogen explosion in either the electrolyzers or downstream in the product storage tanks.