At OGSCM, we don’t just supply Soda Ash — we understand the daily demands of industries that rely on it. Whether you’re running a glass production line or managing a water treatment facility, we help you keep operations smooth with reliable access to both Soda Ash Light and Dense.
We work with trusted regional manufacturers and manage shipments with care — making sure you get the right grade, the right quantity, and the right documentation, exactly when you need it.
Technical Characteristics
| Chemical Formula | Na2CO3 |
| Other names | disodium carbonate soda ash crystal soda washing soda light sodium carbonate heavy sodium carbonate |
| CAS Number | 497-19-8 |
| Molecular Weight | 105.988 g/mol |
| Melting Point | 851 °C |
| Density | 2.54 g/cm3 (25 °C, anhydrous) |
| Appearance | White solid |
Applications
- Glass industries
- Chemical industries
- Textile and paint industries
- Food industry
- Detergent industry
- Electrolysis
- Polymer industry
- Anti-sediment agent
- Water and wastewater treatment
Where our Soda Ash goes:
- Glass factories (for float and container glass)
- Detergent and cleaning product manufacturers
- Water softening plants
- Metal refining and pH control
- Paper and pulp industries
Environmental impact of Sodium Carbonate
Sodium carbonate is generally considered a low-hazard substance for the environment, but if discharged improperly and in large quantities, it can harm aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. The entry of this substance into water sources may increase the pH of the water and make it alkaline, which can disrupt the life of aquatic organisms. Also, the accumulation of sodium carbonate in the soil may reduce the chemical balance of the soil and harm plant growth. To avoid negative effects, the disposal of this substance must be carried out in compliance with environmental regulations.
Safety Measures and Regulations for Handling Sodium Carbonate
Sodium carbonate, although relatively safe, can cause irritation in contact with the skin and eyes, and inhalation of its dust may lead to respiratory problems. When working with this substance, the use of personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses and a mask is recommended. The work environment should be well ventilated to prevent dust accumulation. This substance should be stored in tight, dry containers and away from acidic substances. If sodium carbonate is spilled or spread, it must be carefully collected and disposed of in authorized locations to reduce potential hazards.
What we offer:
- Two grades: Light and Dense
- Standard 25 kg bags or 1-ton jumbo bags
- Bulk orders with flexible delivery options
- Export documents: MSDS, COA, Packing List, B/L
We keep it practical: our team works closely with buyers to offer fair pricing, timely logistics, and the kind of responsiveness that builds long-term trust.