Ferrous sulphate / Iron(II) sulphate

Description

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High purity iron sulphate (FeSO₄ 7H₂O) , direct from stock

Are you looking for an effective way to treat concrete or stone, prevent limescale or freshen up surfaces? Our iron sulphate is a versatile raw material that is used in construction, industry, laboratories and for removing green deposits from stone surfaces.

Thanks to its high purity (≥ 98%) and good solubility, this iron sulphate powder is suitable for a wide range of applications, from concrete passivation to redox reactions and surface treatment.

Key Benefits

Prevents limescale deposits – Binds calcium hydroxide in concrete and mortar for a smoother, more even surface.
Versatile – For metalworking, laboratory analysis, and chemical synthesis.
Removes green deposits – Suitable for material cleaning of patios, walls and paving.*
Industrial Grade – Green crystals of FeSO₄ 7H₂O, directly soluble in water.
In stock – Available in 1kg pots, shipped quickly and securely.

* Material-oriented application, not a biocide.

Directions for use – Iron sulphate (technical, ≥98%)

Application on stone, concrete or other mineral surfaces
Iron sulphate is often used to remove green deposits caused by moisture on surfaces such as patios, paving, facades or concrete floors. The product is easy to apply and helps to visibly refresh grey or green deposit surfaces.

Dissolved in water (spray or pouring method)

1. Dosage : Dissolve 50–100 grams of iron sulphate in 10 litres of water.

2. Application : Apply the solution evenly with a pressure sprayer or watering can with a fine spray nozzle.

3. Application : Allow the surface to dry; rinsing is usually not necessary.

4. Caution : Do not apply in the rain or within 24 hours of precipitation.

Sprinkle dry on surfaces (for outdoor use only)

1. Dosage : Sprinkle 30–50 grams per m² on the dry surface.

2. Activation : Lightly mist with water to allow the product to react.

3. Preferably use in cloudy weather , with no bright sunshine or rain in the forecast.

4. Do not apply on or next to tiles and paving without protection – iron sulphate may cause brown stains

Application frequency

• For removing deposits or treating stone: 1 to 2 times a year , preferably in spring and autumn .

• Repeat if necessary, depending on the environment (damp or shaded areas may re-discolour more quickly).