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Copper sulfate, 25 kg

Copper sulfate for large-scale agriculture, electroplating, and chemical synthesis

Copper sulfate remains one of the most widely traded inorganic reagents worldwide, valued for its low cost, storage stability, and broad range of industrial applications. The 25 kg package is designed for manufacturing plants, agricultural operations, and processing lines that require a steady, uninterrupted supply of raw material for continuous production or seasonal field work. This product belongs to the section Acids, Salts, Alcohols, and Alkalis, which brings together core inorganic compounds used across laboratories and manufacturing facilities.

The largest global demand for copper sulfate comes from agriculture. It serves as the base for fungicidal solutions, including the well-known Bordeaux mixture, applied to vineyards, orchards, potatoes, and tomato crops to control fungal diseases and downy mildew. Farms and agribusinesses purchase this reagent in bulk because seasonal field treatment requires large volumes of working solution. The second major sector is electroplating and metal finishing, where copper sulfate forms the basis of electrolyte baths used for copper plating, preparing surfaces before nickel or chrome finishing, and etching printed circuit boards in electronics manufacturing. Chemical plants also rely on it as a starting material for synthesizing other copper compounds, pigments, and catalysts used further down the production chain.

Another important application area is premix and animal feed production, where copper is added to livestock and poultry diets as an essential trace mineral in carefully controlled amounts. In such facilities, copper sulfate is frequently combined with other functional ingredients: maltodextrin acts as a carrier that ensures even distribution of trace elements throughout the premix, while L-carnitine is introduced into feed blends as a functional additive supporting metabolic processes in animals. Copper sulfate is also used in water treatment to control algae growth in ponds, pools, and recirculating water systems, and the construction industry applies it as a component of wood preservative treatments that protect timber from rot and fungal decay.

Dosage depends heavily on the intended use: agricultural fungicidal solutions typically contain around 0.5 to 1 percent active substance in the working solution, while electroplating electrolytes require significantly higher concentrations set by each facility's technical process. The compound dissolves readily in water at room temperature, and for faster dissolution of large batches, warming the water to around 40-50 degrees Celsius with continuous stirring is recommended. Store copper sulfate in a dry, well-ventilated area in its original sealed packaging, away from food products, animal feed, and open flame sources, since the material is hygroscopic and can clump if exposed to moisture. Compatibility with other reagents should always be checked individually — mixing with alkaline solutions produces an insoluble precipitate, so in multi-step industrial processes copper sulfate is typically introduced as a separate stage. In laboratory settings, equipment and measuring glassware are often wiped with Isopropyl Alcohol Absolute before weighing and preparing working solutions, removing residual moisture and grease that could affect measurement accuracy.

Copper sulfate electrolyte for laboratory electroplating trials

Copper sulfate 200 g

Distilled water 1000 ml

Sulfuric acid 10 ml

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Att brand	Poland
Color product	blue crystals, or blue powder
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	Chemical formula: CuSO4
Minimum count	1
Name	Copper sulfate, 25 kg
Other names	Cupri sulfas
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	bag
View	crystalline powder