Introduction:
Stannous Chloride, also known as Tin(II) Chloride or SnCl₂, is a white crystalline inorganic compound widely used in electroplating, chemical synthesis, and textile dyeing industries. It acts as a powerful reducing agent and catalyst due to its strong affinity for oxygen. Available in both anhydrous and dihydrate forms, Stannous Chloride is known for its stability and effectiveness in various industrial applications.
 
Applications:
Electroplating Industry: Used as a tin source in electroplating baths for producing bright, corrosion-resistant coatings.
Textile Industry: Serves as a mordant and reducing agent in dyeing and printing processes.
Chemical Industry: Used as a catalyst and stabilizer in polymerization and synthesis of organotin compounds.
Pharmaceutical Industry: Employed in the production of intermediates and as a reagent in laboratory processes.
Mirror Manufacturing: Used in the silvering of mirrors and glass coating applications.
 
Benefits:
Excellent reducing properties for various chemical reactions.
High purity and consistent performance.
Easily soluble in water, alcohol, and acids.
Provides effective tin deposition in electroplating.
Enhances product quality and chemical process efficiency.