Sodium Hypochlorite (NaOCl) – Bulk Supply for Industrial & Water Treatment Use

Sodium Hypochlorite, with the chemical formula NaOCl, is a light greenish-yellow liquid commonly known as liquid bleach. It is highly effective for disinfection, sanitation, and oxidation processes across various sectors.  MDNR Resources supplies commercial-grade and industrial-strength sodium hypochlorite in bulk volumes, tailored for use in municipal water treatment, textile, paper, and cleaning industries.

Our sodium hypochlorite is manufactured via a chlorination process of caustic soda, ensuring consistent concentration, stability, and purity. We deliver across continents in custom packaging suited to your storage and compliance needs.

Chlorination of Caustic Soda (NaOH)

1. Chlorine gas (Cl₂) is bubbled through sodium hydroxide solution (NaOH)

2. This produces sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) and sodium chloride as a by-product

3. The solution is then stabilized and diluted to required concentrations (commonly 10–15% available chlorine)

💧 Water & Wastewater Treatment

• Used for disinfection of drinking water

• Effective in wastewater sanitation and odor control

🧼 Cleaning & Sanitation

• Used in industrial cleaning products and household bleach

• Disinfects surfaces in food processing, healthcare, and hospitality

🧵 Textile & Paper Industry

• Used in bleaching of fabrics and pulp whitening

🍽️ Food Industry

• Applied in fruit and vegetable rinses and equipment disinfection

• 💧 Highly effective disinfectant and sanitizer

• ⚗️ Strong oxidizing properties

• 🦠 Broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity

• 🌍 Applicable across multiple industries

• 🚛 Easy to store and transport in bulk

• 25-liter HDPE jerrycans

• 200-liter drums

• 1000-liter IBC tanks

• Bulk tanker loads available upon request

1. What concentration do you supply?

We typically supply sodium hypochlorite at 10–15% available chlorine, with custom concentrations available upon request.

2. Is it safe for water treatment applications?

Yes, our sodium hypochlorite complies with WHO and municipal standards for safe disinfection of drinking water.

3. Can it be exported internationally?

Yes. MDNR Resource manages global logistics, including MSDS, SDS, and export documentation for international compliance.

4. How should sodium hypochlorite be stored?

It should be stored in a cool, dark place in corrosion-resistant containers. Avoid exposure to heat or sunlight to maintain stability.

• PubChem – Sodium Hypochlorite

• WHO – Guidelines for Drinking-Water Quality

• NIH – Household Chemicals and Their Health Effects