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Sodium Bisulfate

Reduce drilling fluid pH with our cost-effective, North American-sourced sodium bisulfate.

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    Lower Drilling Fluid pH With Cost-Effective Sodium Bisulfate from Di-Corp

    Sodium bisulfate is an effective alternative to sulfamic acid or citric acid for lowering the pH of drilling fluids. It is supplied as dry, anhydrous, water-soluble and odourless granules that are white to off-white in colour.

    The primary advantages of sodium bisulfate over citric or sulfamic acid are availability and cost-effectiveness. As a reputable sodium bisulfate supplier, Di-Corp’s sodium bisulfate is sourced from within North America, helping reduce exposure to high overseas shipping costs and international supply chain interruptions.

    Sodium Bisulfate product sheet

    sack of sodium bisulfate

    Physical Application

    When used as an alternative to sulfamic acid for pH adjustment, lab testing has shown that at least 50% more sodium bisulfate is required to achieve the same result.

    Mixing & Handling

    Under normal conditions of storage and use, hazardous reactions will not occur.

    Do not store the dry product where it may be exposed to moist conditions. Sodium bisulfate is reactive or incompatible with the following materials: oxidizing materials, acids, and alkalis.

    Rubber gloves, full clothing, a rubber apron, and eye and face protection are recommended when mixing to avoid contact with unprotected skin. Contaminated clothing should be laundered before reuse.

    WHMIS: Serious eye irritation and/or eye damage (see SDS)
    TDG: Not regulated
    Packaging: 25 kg sack

    Physical Properties

    Appearance: White or off-white crystalline granules

    Molecular Weight: 120.06

    Molecular Formula: NaHSO₄

    Melting Point: 177°C (350.6°F)

    Chemical Properties

    Type: Anhydrous

    Solubility: Water-soluble

    pH of a 5% solution: Approximately 1.0

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    Why Choose Di-Corp

    As a trusted sodium bisulfate supplier, we help your team lower drilling fluid pH with a cost-effective, North American-sourced alternative to sulfamic acid or citric acid.

    Exceeding Standards, Ensuring Safety

    Six Decades of Expertise

    Leverage Di-Corp’s drilling supply expertise to source sodium bisulfate for drilling fluid pH adjustment, backed by over 65 years of industry experience.

    Your Needs Our Expertise

    Warehouses Across Canada

    Keep your team supplied with sodium bisulfate and related drilling fluid additives through Di-Corp’s warehouses across Canada and global supply network.

    Global Reach Local Support

    Quality Management

    Trust Di-Corp for consistent quality and safety, with many locations operating under a Quality Policy registered to the ISO 9001 standard.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is sodium bisulfate used for in drilling fluids?

    Sodium bisulfate is used to lower the pH of drilling fluids when pH adjustment is required. It is supplied as a dry, anhydrous and water-soluble product, providing a practical alternative to sulfamic acid or citric acid. Di-Corp laboratory testing has shown that at least 50% more sodium bisulfate may be required than sulfamic acid to achieve the same pH adjustment.

    What are the advantages of using sodium bisulfate?

    The primary advantages of sodium bisulfate are availability and cost-effectiveness. As a North American sodium bisulfate supplier, Di-Corp helps customers reduce their exposure to high overseas shipping costs and international supply chain interruptions. Sodium bisulfate also provides a dry, water-soluble alternative to sulfamic acid or citric acid for lowering drilling fluid pH.

    How is sodium bisulfate packaged, and is it regulated for transport?

    Di-Corp’s sodium bisulfate is supplied in 25 kg sacks. The product is not regulated under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods regulations. However, the SDS should still be reviewed before handling, storing or transporting sodium bisulfate to confirm the appropriate precautions, protective equipment and storage requirements.

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    As an experienced sodium bisulfate supplier, we’re here to help support effective drilling fluid pH adjustment. Fill out the form to connect with our team for access to a reliable supply of sodium bisulfate and knowledgeable product support.