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Potassium carbonate (potash), 25 kg

Bulk Potassium Carbonate: A Core Raw Material for Glass, Fertilizer, and Food Manufacturing

Potassium carbonate, commonly known as potash, belongs to the category of Acids, Salts, Alcohols, and Alkalis and remains one of the most consistently demanded industrial salts worldwide. The 25 kg packaging is designed for manufacturers running continuous production lines who need a steady, predictable supply rather than frequent small purchases - glass factories, agricultural fertilizer blenders, food producers, and chemical processing plants all rely on this scale of sourcing.

The single largest global consumer of potash is the glass industry, where potassium carbonate lowers the melting point of the batch and gives crystal glass, optical lenses, and specialty technical glass their characteristic clarity and strength. Agriculture is another major driver of demand, since potash serves as a key source of potassium in mineral fertilizers, improving plant resistance to drought and disease. In food manufacturing, the compound acts as a leavening agent and acidity regulator in traditional baked goods such as gingerbread and spice cookies, replacing yeast and producing the dense, slightly porous texture typical of these recipes. The chemical industry uses potash as a starting material for producing other potassium compounds, as well as in dye manufacturing, enamels, and liquid soap formulations.

In liquid soap and detergent production, potash is sometimes combined with stronger alkalis such as Potassium Hydroxide KOH 1 kg, while smaller test batches often rely on the compact Potassium Hydroxide KOH 100 g for adjusting saponification levels during formulation trials. For flux blends and ceramic glaze preparations, potash is frequently paired with Borax 5 hydrate sodium tetraborate 50 g, since both reagents reduce melting temperatures and improve flow during firing or soldering processes.

Potassium carbonate has a pronounced alkaline reaction and readily absorbs moisture from the air, so it should be stored in a sealed container, in a dry area, away from acids and open flame. In production, it is typically introduced during the mixing or dissolution stage, at room temperature or slightly elevated heat depending on the specific process. Dosage varies significantly by industry: food production requires only a few grams per kilogram of dough, glass batches may contain a substantial percentage of potash by weight, and agricultural application rates are calculated by agronomists based on soil composition. When handling the dry powder, gloves and respiratory protection are recommended to avoid direct contact with skin and airways.

The 25 kg bulk format suits facilities operating on continuous production schedules, eliminating the risk of downtime due to material shortages and offering a better per-kilogram cost compared to small retail packs. Stored properly in sealed packaging, potash retains its properties over an extended period without losing effectiveness.

Industrial-scale gingerbread dough leavened with potash

Wheat flour 5000 g

Honey 1800 g

Sugar 1000 g

Water 500 ml

Vegetable oil 400 g

Potassium carbonate 30 g

Gingerbread spice mix 75 g

Warm the honey, sugar, and water together until the sugar fully dissolves, then let the mixture cool to a warm temperature before stirring in the vegetable oil and the potassium carbonate previously dissolved in a small amount of warm water. Combine the liquid base with the flour and spice mix, knead into a firm dough, let it rest for about an hour, then shape and bake at approximately 180 degrees Celsius until the dough develops its characteristic porous crumb and golden crust.

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Att brand	Korea
Color product	appropriate
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	Chemical formula: K2CO3 K2CO3 * 1.5H2O
Minimum count	1
Name	Potassium carbonate (potash), 25 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	bag
View	powder