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Potassium Ligno Sulphonate 60% — Binder, Dispersant And Complexing Agent

A refined lignosulphonate at 60% active content, used as a binder, dispersant and complexing agent in water-soluble NPK, micronutrient and suspension fertilisers.

  • Active Content≥ 60%
  • Indicative Use3 – 8% of formulation weight
  • FunctionBinder / dispersant / complexing agent
  • Packaging25 kg / 20 kg kraft bags
  • SourceRefined lignosulphonate, paper industry by-product
Product Overview

What This Product Is

Potassium Ligno Sulphonate 60% is a refined lignosulphonate with 60% active content, a by-product of the paper industry that is widely used in fertiliser formulation.

Its role is mechanical rather than nutritional. In a water-soluble NPK, a micronutrient product or a suspension fertiliser it works as a binder, a dispersant and a complexing agent — holding a granule together, keeping solids in suspension and complexing metal ions that would otherwise drop out.

Anti-caking behaviour and specific addition rates are confirmed against the supplier's technical data rather than assumed from the active content figure. Like the rest of the complementary range it is partner-supplied and consolidated at our Suzhou warehouse into the same container as your amino acid order.

Key Benefits

What You Get

  • ≥ 60% active content, confirmed against the batch COA
  • Three functions in one input: binder, dispersant and complexing agent
  • Used at 3 – 8% of formulation weight, so a small inclusion changes handling behaviour
  • Supplier technical data supplied before the order
  • Consolidated free of charge into one container with the amino acid powder
Who It Is For

Who Buys It

  • Water-soluble NPK formulators
  • Micronutrient product manufacturers
  • Suspension fertiliser producers
  • Granulation plants needing a binder with complexing behaviour
Problems It Solves

What It Fixes

  • Suspension products that separate before they reach the grower
  • Granules that break down in handling and transport
  • Metal ions precipitating out of a micronutrient blend
  • Caking in bagged product during storage and ocean freight
Product Detail

How It Is Made And Supplied

  • Refined lignosulphonate, a by-product of the paper industry
  • 60% active content
  • Functions as binder, dispersant and complexing agent
  • Anti-caking behaviour confirmed against the supplier's technical data
  • Packed in 25 kg or 20 kg kraft bags
  • Partner-supplied, consolidated at the Suzhou warehouse
Potassium Ligno Sulphonate 60% in packaging and production
Potassium Ligno Sulphonate 60% in packaging and production
Specifications

Technical Data

Typical specifications. Every shipment is verified against the agreed values and supplied with a batch-specific COA; where a value is not published it is left out rather than estimated.

Technical data
Active Content≥ 60%
Indicative Use3 – 8% of formulation weight
FunctionBinder / dispersant / complexing agent
Packaging25 kg / 20 kg kraft bags
SourceRefined lignosulphonate, paper industry by-product
SupplyPartner-supplied, consolidated at the Suzhou warehouse
Applications And Dosage

Typical Use Rates

Rates vary by crop, growth stage and formulation target. Our team provides crop-specific recommendations on request.

  • Water-soluble NPK formulations at 3 – 8% of formulation weight
  • Micronutrient products requiring a complexing agent
  • Suspension fertilisers needing a dispersant
  • Granulated products needing a binder
Comparison

How It Compares With The Alternatives

Comparison
Against fulvic acidFulvic is used for chelation and soil chemistry; lignosulphonate is a formulation aid — binding, dispersing and complexing.
Against a synthetic dispersantThis is a refined by-product of the paper industry, widely used in fertiliser formulation, and covers three formulation functions at once.
Against amino acid powderLignosulphonate contributes no nutrition; it changes how the finished product behaves in the bag and in the tank.
Buying And Using It

From Sample To Production Batch

  1. Step 1

    Start at the low end of the 3 – 8% range and increase only until the handling problem is solved.

  2. Step 2

    Confirm anti-caking behaviour and addition rate against the supplier's technical data.

  3. Step 3

    Test the finished blend through a full storage and transport cycle before committing a production run.

  4. Step 4

    Check compatibility with the rest of the formulation at field dilution.

  5. Step 5

    Add it to the basket list so it ships in the same container as the rest of the order.

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Product, Packaging And Application

FAQ

Questions About Potassium Ligno Sulphonate 60%

What does it actually do in a formulation?

It works as a binder, a dispersant and a complexing agent in water-soluble NPK, micronutrient and suspension fertilisers.

What inclusion rate is typical?

3 to 8% of formulation weight, with the specific rate confirmed against the supplier's technical data.

Where does it come from?

It is a refined lignosulphonate, a by-product of the paper industry, widely used in fertiliser formulation.

Does it add nutrition to the product?

Its stated functions are binding, dispersing and complexing. Nutritional claims should come from the nutrient components of your formulation.

Is it manufactured by Everwell Bio?

No. It is partner-supplied and consolidated at our Suzhou warehouse.

Get A Quotation For Potassium Ligno Sulphonate 60%

Send the monthly volume, the destination port and the documents you need. A 200 to 500 g sample with its batch COA can ship in parallel.