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What Is The Difference Between Sodium Hypochlorite And Bleach?

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The difference between sodium hypochlorite and bleach is in the consistency of the substance. Sodium hypochlorite is a powder that can be mixed with water to create bleach. Bleach, on the other hand, is liquid and is simply the finished product that is the result of combining powdered sodium hypochlorite and water. Sodium hypochlorite is the chemical component used to create the whitening disinfectant we know as bleach.  

Understanding the difference between sodium hypochlorite and bleach is important, as bleach is a widely used cleaning and disinfecting agent used across a variety of different industries. Bleach can be used to sanitize surfaces and tools in commercial kitchens, medical settings, industrial manufacturing plants, and much more. Many facilities that either use large quantities of bleach or produce bleaching agents will use bulk supplies of sodium hypochlorite to produce bleach. Sodium hypochlorite is affordable and can be purchased in large bulk sized drums for high production facilities. If you are looking for a reliable and affordable supplier of bulk sodium hypochlorite, Ecolink can help.  

  • Bulk Supply – Ecolink offers high quality sodium hypochlorite in convenient 55 gallon drums for commercial and industrial use.   
  • Affordable – Bulk sizing provides the added benefit of bulk pricing to keep overhead down and ensure you get high quality products for a fair price. 
  • Fast Shipping – Ecolink offers standard 2 day shipping or same day expedited shipping for in stock orders placed before 11am. This way you have your products when you need them. 
  • Expert Knowledge – Ecolink’s team of chemists and experts have the knowledge and experience to help you find exactly what you need and understand the products you are using. 

The Difference between Sodium hypochlorite and Bleach and Where To Purchase

If you need more information about sodium hypochlorite vs bleach or need to purchase sodium hypochlorite in bulk, contact Ecolink here! Ecolink and their team of chemical experts are ready to help you find the best chemical solutions for your needs. 

 

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