Industrial Salt

Crystal salt refers to salt that is in its natural crystal form and has not been ground or processed and is often used for cooking, seasoning, and therapeutic purposes.

"Double refined salt" undergoes an extra refining process to improve purity and consistency.

Fine salt refers to a salt that has been ground into small, fine particles, making it ideal for use in cooking and baking, as well as in various food processing applications.

"Free Flow Iodized Salt" is a type of salt that has been fortified with iodine and treated to prevent clumping, making it easy to pour and use in cooking and seasoning.

Free Flow Salt typically refers to a fine-grained salt that has been treated to prevent clumping and ensure easy pouring.

Salt that has been sized according to a standardized mesh size and is commonly used in the food industry for seasoning and processing applications is called mesh salt.

Non-iodized salt refers to salt that does not contain added iodine, and is often used in food preparation, particularly in baking, and in certain industrial applications.

"Over-sized salt" could refer to large crystals or flakes of salt that are bigger than standard table salt.

"Powder salt" is a very fine-grained salt that has been milled to a powder-like consistency, often used for baking and cooking applications where a finer texture is desired.

Salt that is free of impurities and additives and is used in applications that require high purity, such as in the production of pharmaceuticals or laboratory chemicals, is called pure salt.

Highly purified salt used for industrial purposes after undergoing a refining process to remove impurities is called refined industrial salt.

Salt that has undergone a refining process to remove impurities and has moderate purity level suitable for industrial and food processing applications is called refined medium salt.

Sea salt refers to a salt that is obtained through the evaporation of seawater and is typically coarser and more flavorful than table salt due to its natural mineral content.

One of the most prevalent inorganic raw materials by volume is sodium chloride. Numerous industrial uses of sodium chloride exist.

High-purity salt used in textile industry for various processes like dyeing, printing, and finishing, as well as in the production of synthetic fibers and yarns, is called textile salt.

"Triple refined salt" typically refers to a salt that has undergone three rounds of refining to further purify the salt and improve its crystal structure and clarity.

Salt that has undergone a washing process to remove impurities and is suitable for various industrial applications is called washed industrial salt.