Some consumer goods are relatively easy to identify from packaging, labeling, appearance, taste, etc. But for chemical enterprises, it is difficult to distinguish the true from the false intuitively without professional team to inspect the quality of raw materials purchased each time. Therefore, as a responsible sodium tripolyphosphate(STPP) manufacturer, it is necessary to teach you several ways to distinguish true and false STPP.
Identifying point 1: The appearance of STPP should be white granular or powder. Friends who have been exposed to high-quality STPP should be aware that its hand sensing should be puffed particles or powders. If a pinch is loose, and touches hands, we need to pay attention to it!
Identifying point 2: Take clear water and dissolve appropriate amount of STPP in water. The authentic solution of STPP of CDchem should be clear and transparent. If one day you buy the same amount of products added to the turbidity, please pay attention to it!
Identifying Point 3: Make a little soapy water and dissolve it in tap water to get milky and turbid liquid (because calcium and magnesium ions in tap water will form soap scale with soap). Add STPP into it, if a little is added, it will make the liquid clear, that is true; if a lot of filaments are added, please pay attention to it!
Finally, the most direct way is to look at the packaging. If you even have doubts about the packaging, then go directly to the manufacturer to confirm.
Just this year, no less than 10 customers came over to help identify what they thought were fake products of CDchem. The answer is almost always negative. As a manufacturer, it's really full of mixed emotions. First, it's heartache for users and second, it's hatred for these fake goods. Fortunately, these users are willing to take the initiative to recover! The most unforgivable thing is to insist on using fake goods.
Just last month, a printing and dyeing factory knew that it had bought STPP mixed with sodium glutamate, but because the price was cheap and the goods were near, it was glad to accept the fake. It's really heartbreaking to meet such users! Although I gave him an account: "We provide half less than the actual consumption of products now, just equal to the price; with quality assurance, the quality of their products is more competitive among downstream users, it is cost-effective". But the other side is willing to continue to indulge in fake goods, and even asked us to help him detect how many fake products he is using.
This is like the previous year's "3.15", Nike false propaganda has sold more than 300 pairs of air-cushion shoes, but only one in 300 people are willing to explore the dirty trick. Enterprises are also a consumer, why not practice a pair of wise eyes to support authentic products? In response to the Prime Minister's "Quality China" and more competitive for their product brands, so that fake goods nowhere to hide, is the only way for the future of enterprises!
