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What is Alumina - Calcined? Calcined alumina is manufactured through further calcination of alumina to remove impurities. The calcination process results in either a chemical grade alumina (KA13) or a smelter grade alumina (KA01).
Where is it applied?
KA13 is typically used in:
KA01 can be used for:
What is Alumina - Hydrated? Hydrated alumina is precipitated crystal from the processing of bauxite.
Where is it applied?
KC30 is typically used in:
KB30 can be used for:
Coogee Chemicals manufactures aluminium sulphate from locally sourced raw materials, alumina and sulphuric acid.
It is prepared in solid and liquid form to suit our customers' applications.
The liquid it is a convenient and popular product which can be dosed without the need for dissolving.
The product is suitable for use in the clarification of drinking water. It is used in a range of applications including the treatment of waste water and as additive of concrete admixtures.
Coogee Chemicals manufactures Caustic Soda at three Chlor-Alkali plants located in Kwinana (WA), Kemerton (WA) and Lytton (QLD).
This product is purely made from salt sourced from a natural salt lake in Koolyanobbing. And, electricity is needed to facilitate the electrolysis reaction.
Caustic Soda is a 50% w/w Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) in solution. It is a corrosive clear water white solution, a class 8 Dangerous Good.
It is used in chemical, mining and mineral processing predominantly for pH adjustment and neutralisation.
If you wish to learn more about the Chlor-Alkali process please proceed to this link: https://www.coogee.com.au/Our-Businesses/Chemicals-Manufacturing/Manufacturing-Facilities/Chlor-Alkali-Plant-in-Kwinana,-WA
Coogee Chemicals manufactures Chlorine at its Chlor-Alkali plants located in Kwinana (WA) and Kemerton (WA).
This product is purely made from salt sourced from a natural salt lake in Koolyanobbing. And, electricity is needed to facilitate the electrolysis reaction.
Chlorine is a powerful oxidant and is used for a number of processes including water purification and disinfection, as a chemical reagent in manufacturing and mineral processing. It is particularly important in WA for the production of pigment grade titanium dioxide
If you wish to learn more about the Chlor-Alkali process please proceed to this link: https://www.coogee.com.au/Our-Businesses/Chemicals-Manufacturing/Manufacturing-Facilities/Chlor-Alkali-Plant-in-Kwinana,-WA
What is Ferric Sulphate? Ferric Sulphate is a dark red-brown liquid used as a general purpose inorganic coagulant. Coogee manufactures two grades of liquid ferric:
Hydrochloric Acid is a product manufactured in Coogee's three Chlor-Alkali plants located in Kwinana (WA), Kemerton (WA) and Lytton (QLD).
Like Caustic Soda and Chlorine it is made from salt in an electrolysis process. If you wish to learn more about the Chlor-Alkali process please follow this link.
We offer 2 grades of Hydrochloric Acid: high purity 32% and industrial grade 26-28%
It is commonly applied in:
What is Sulphur - Pastille? Sulphur (S), also known as Elemental Sulphur, is a yellow granular solid.
It is an abundant, tasteless element. Sulphur’s most notable characteristic is its infamous smell – frequently compared to rotten eggs. Sulphur is found naturally in meteorites, volcanoes, hot springs, and as galena, gypsum, Epsom salts, and barite. Almost all the worlds sulphur is now recovered from crude oil.
What is Sodium Aluminate - Liquid? Sodium Aluminate, NaAlO2, is a clear liquid that is light brown in colour. It is an important commercial inorganic chemical.
Where is it applied?
Sodium Aluminate can be used in a number of areas, for example :
What is Sodium Hypochlorite? Sodium Hypochlorite (NaOCl), is a clear yellow liquid with a chlorine odour. We manufacture the Sodium Hypochlorite in our Chlor Alkali plants from common salt.
It is also referred to as Hypo, Bleach, Liquid Chlorine and swimming pool chlorine.
Where is it applied?
This product is commonly used as
What is Sodium Silicate? Sodium Silicate Solutions (Waterglass) are clear colourless to light brown solutions of Sodium Silicate with varying ratios of SiO2 to Na2O, solids contents, and viscosity. The formulations vary from 2 SiO2:Na2O to 3.2 SiO2:Na2O.
Coogee manufactures a range of silcate solutions to meet the customers’ requirements.
Where is it applied?
Sodium Silicates are versatile, inorganic chemicals that are utilised in a number of applications.
What is Sulphur - Pastille? Sulphur (S), also known as Elemental Sulphur, is a yellow granular solid.
It is an abundant, tasteless element. Sulphur’s most notable characteristic is its infamous smell – frequently compared to rotten eggs. Sulphur is found naturally in meteorites, volcanoes, hot springs, and as galena, gypsum, Epsom salts, and barite. Almost all the worlds sulphur is now recovered from crude oil.
Where is it applied?
What is Sulphuric Acid? Sulphuric Acid, H2SO4, is commonly referred to as Oil of Vitriol or Brimstone Acid, and can be described as a clear water white solution. It is a strong mineral acid and is soluble in water at all concentrations.
Where is it applied?
On a world scale, Sulphuric Acid is produced in greater amounts than any other chemical, besides water. It can be applied in a number of industries, namely:
Coogee Titanium has developed a continuous process for the production of Titanium Alloy Powder.
This new process has the following features:
• Based on existing Kroll chemistry.
• Capable of multiple titanium alloys.
• Melt-free technology.
• Customization of particle size.
• Ti-6AI-4V ELI capability (Extra Low Interstitials)
Facilities:
• 50 tpa Pilot Plant & Alloy Development, Melbourne, Laverton, VIC.
• 200 tpa Demonstration Facility (2019 Commissioned), Perth, Kwinana, WA.
For news about Coogee Titanium’s forthcoming updates please proceed to this link: https://www.coogee.com.au/news
For more information please refer to Coogee Titanium's dedicated website at this link: https://www.coogeetitanium.com.au/
We seek interested partners to work with us towards commercializing our products. If you are interested in further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Titanium Enquiries: titanium@coogee.com.au
What is Xanthates? Liquid Xanthate is orange to orange brown solution with characteristic pungent xanthates odour, which can be a foul or offensive odour to people, especially to people that are not associated with the metal extraction industry.
Where is it applied?
Xanthates are used in the mining industry as flotation collectors of gold, silver, lead, copper or nickel ores. The flotation circuit produces air bubbles covered in concentrated metal ore, which are recovered as concentrate.
We manufacture Sodium Ethyl Xanthate in a liquid form. We have the capability to manufacture other grades of Xanthates, depending on the customers needs.
The liquid xanathate is transported to the mine site by road tankers and transferred into the site Xanthate storage tank, eliminating the need to handle and dissolve solid material. We also completely eliminate the packaging waste by sourcing all raw materials as bulk liquids and deliver the product in dedicated liquid road tankers.