Fermentation Production Technology and Moisture Control of Premium Sodium Gluconate Powder
Jun 10, 2026
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High-quality Sodium Gluconate is produced by advanced biological fermentation technology, with starch and glucose as raw materials. The whole production process is green and environmentally friendly, without harmful by-products. Precise process control and moisture management are the core keys to ensuring high-quality powder performance.
The production process of Sodium Gluconate includes raw material proportioning, microbial fermentation, filtration and purification, concentration crystallization, and low-temperature drying. High-quality glucose raw materials are fermented by specific microorganisms to generate gluconic acid, which is neutralized and refined to form high-purity Sodium Gluconate solution.
After multi-stage filtration and impurity removal, the solution is concentrated and crystallized to form uniform powder particles. Low-temperature drying technology is adopted to avoid high-temperature damage to product activity. Sodium Gluconate finished products need strict moisture control, with qualified moisture content controlled below 1% to prevent powder agglomeration and performance degradation.
Excessive moisture will cause Sodium Gluconate powder to absorb moisture and agglomerate during storage and transportation, affecting its dispersion and chelating performance in concrete and cleaning solutions. Professional manufacturers adopt closed drying and screening equipment to ensure uniform particle size and stable moisture content of finished products.
Mature fermentation technology and precise moisture control ensure that exported Sodium Gluconate products have stable quality, uniform particle size, and excellent solubility. It can fully meet the high-standard use needs of overseas construction, food, and industrial customers.
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