Pool chemicals, supplied by the drum or by the tonne.

Swimming pool and water treatment chemicals. The range covers chlorine sanitisers — SDIC granules and tablets, TCCA 90, calcium hypochlorite and sodium hypochlorite — alongside pH and alkalinity correctors, a coagulant for water clarity, and cyanuric acid stabiliser. Everything is available in pail, drum and bulk-bag formats. The full list, with grades and pack sizes, is on the products page.

SDIC — sodium dichloroisocyanurate, also written NaDCC or dichlor, CAS 2893-78-9 — is a stabilised chlorine donor supplied as a white granule or a pressed tablet. It is one of the standard chlorine chemistries used in swimming pools and in water disinfection. We supply it in 56% and 60% available-chlorine grades, in two particle sizes, and in tablets from 1 g to 200 g.

They are three different chlorine chemistries. SDIC and TCCA are chlorinated isocyanurates and are stabilised, meaning they contain cyanurate; calcium hypochlorite is unstabilised and contains calcium instead. They differ in available chlorine, in how quickly they dissolve and in whether their solution is acidic or alkaline — the typical values for each are published on its product page. Which one suits a given installation is a decision for the person responsible for that water system.

SDIC granules and tablets are supplied in 5 kg and 10 kg pails, 25 kg and 50 kg HDPE drums and 1,000 kg jumbo bags. TCCA 90 comes in pails and 25 kg and 50 kg drums. Calcium hypochlorite comes in 45 kg and 50 kg drums and in pails. The pH range — sodium bisulphate, sodium bicarbonate and soda ash — comes in 25 kg and 50 kg bags and jumbo bags. Sodium hypochlorite is supplied in cans, drums, IBCs and bulk.

We can pack under a customer's own label and press custom tablet weights, subject to the product, the quantity and the artwork. Minimum quantities and timescales depend on the item, so tell us what you have in mind — product, grade, pack size and approximate annual volume — and we will confirm what is possible and what it would cost.

Use the quotation form on this site, or send us an email or a WhatsApp message. Tell us the product and grade, the pack size you want, the quantity and where it is going. We will come back with a written quotation covering price, packing and availability for that specific enquiry.

It depends on the product and the pack format — some lines are practical to supply as a single drum and others are quoted by pallet or container. Rather than publish a figure that would be wrong for half the range, we would rather you told us what you need. Send the enquiry and we will tell you straight away whether the quantity works.

Availability varies by product, grade and quantity, and imported items depend on the shipping position at the time. We confirm the lead time in writing on the quotation for your specific order rather than making a general promise here, so that the date you are given is one for your consignment.

We trade business to business. These are bulk industrial and pool-trade chemicals sold in commercial pack sizes, classified as dangerous goods for transport, and they are supplied to buyers who are equipped to store and handle them and who hold whatever permissions their activity requires.

We quote for delivery across all seven emirates — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain — as well as Al Ain, and we quote export consignments to Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain. Delivery terms and timing for a given order are stated on the quotation.

Consignments are supplied with the safety data sheet for the product and the batch documentation issued for the material delivered, together with the delivery note. Export consignments additionally require the customs and dangerous-goods paperwork appropriate to the destination and mode of transport. Tell us at the enquiry stage what your auditor or your customer needs and we will confirm what we can issue.

Yes. Ask for it by product and grade and we will send the current document. We issue safety data sheets and batch documentation against the material being supplied rather than hosting generic files for download, so that what you receive matches what is actually in the drum.

The figures on this website are typical values for each grade, published so you can identify the product you are looking for. They are not a specification guarantee and they do not form part of a contract. The document that governs what you received is the batch documentation issued with your consignment.

We do not publish dosing instructions. Application rates depend on the volume, the condition and the temperature of the water, the equipment installed and the local regulations that apply to that system, and getting them wrong can be dangerous. Dose according to the product label and the safety data sheet, and take advice from the person or company technically responsible for the installation.

No. Chlorinated isocyanurates such as SDIC and TCCA must never be combined with calcium hypochlorite, and none of them should come into contact with acids, ammonium compounds, oils or organic material. Mixing can cause fire and the release of chlorine gas. Store each chemistry separately, use dedicated dry equipment for each, and follow the segregation instructions in the safety data sheet.

In their sealed original containers, in a cool, dry, ventilated place, out of direct sunlight, segregated from incompatible chemicals. Moisture is a particular risk for solid chlorine donors. The safety data sheet for each product sets out its storage requirements in full, and storage on your premises must also meet UAE Civil Defence and local authority requirements.

Several of them are. SDIC is UN 2465, TCCA 90 is UN 2468 and calcium hypochlorite is UN 1748, all oxidising solids; sodium hypochlorite is UN 1791 and sodium bisulphate is UN 2837. That classification governs how they are packed, labelled, loaded and transported, and it applies to you as well as to us once the goods are in your care.