Description

Benzalkonium Chloride-BKC-50

ZEELCHEM BKC-50, bkc chemical is a version of benzalkonium chloride in aqueous solution. It is best known, and widely used, as a germicide Quaternary ammonium. It is used in topical preparations in the pharmaceutical, veterinary and cosmetic industries. As a bactericide, is an active ingredient in detergent formulations – disinfectants, household and hospital disinfectants, as well as in water treatment pools and cooling towers.

We, ZEEL PRODUCT are engaged into Manufacture, Export and supplies of Benzalkonium Chloride – BKC 50% in various grades as fine chemicals.

Inorganic Chemistry is our strength and all the products are manufactured considering requirement of Application and Industry in Various Grades.

Specifications of BKC 50:

Application and Uses of  bkc chemical:

1. BKC is used in pharmaceuticals such as leave-on skin antiseptics
2. BKC is used as antiseptic in Bactine to safely treat childhood scrapes and cuts
3. BKC is used in advanced, next generation hand sanitizers
4. BKC is used in hygienic towelettes and wet wipes
5. BKC is used in cosmetics such as eye and nasal drops, as a preservative
6. BKC is used in cleaners for floor and hard surfaces as a disinfectant
7. BKC is used in high-level surgical instrument sterilizing and disinfection solutions
8. BKC is used in air and surface spray able disinfectants

Packing of bkc chemical: 

200 Kgs HDPE Drum and 50 Kg carboy with/without UN Marketing

People also ask us:

What is benzalkonium used for?

Benzalkonium Chloride, bkc chemical is primarily used as a preservative and antimicrobial agent, and secondarily used as a surfactant. It works by killing microorganisms and inhibiting their future growth, and for this reason frequently appears as an ingredient in antibacterial hand wipes, antiseptic creams and anti-itch ointments.

Is benzalkonium chloride an antibiotic?

Benzalkonium chloride (BAC) is a wide spectrum quaternary ammonium antibacterial agent that has been used in various dental composites. It is catatonically charged and induces antibacterial action through attraction to the negatively charged bacterial membrane.

What are the side effects of benzalkonium chloride, bkc chemical?

• Giant Hives.
• Redness of Skin.
• Skin Inflammation Due To a Topically Applied Medication.
• Stinging Of Skin.

Is benzalkonium chloride safe for skin?

Benzalkonium Chloride is a commonly used preservative in contact lens solutions and can be found as an ingredient in antimicrobial soaps, skin antiseptics, and spermicides. Safety Information: … It was concluded that Benzalkonium Chloride can be safely used as antimicrobial agent at concentrations up to 0.1%.

Is Benzalkonium chloride toxic?

Benzalkonium chloride (a quaternary ammonium compound) can produce rapid toxic effects (caustic burns and respiratory depression) following minimal ingestions; doses of about 100 mg/kg are thought to be potentially life-threatening.

What is benzalkonium-bkc chemical used for?

Benzalkonium Chloride is primarily used as a preservative and antimicrobial agent, and secondarily used as a surfactant. It works by killing microorganisms and inhibiting their future growth, and for this reason frequently appears as an ingredient in antibacterial hand wipes, antiseptic creams and anti-itch ointments.

Is benzalkonium chloride an antibiotic?

Benzalkonium chloride (BAC) is a wide spectrum quaternary ammonium antibacterial agent that has been used in various dental composites. It is catatonically charged and induces antibacterial action through attraction to the negatively charged bacterial membrane.

What are the side effects of benzalkonium chloride-bkc chemical?

• Giant Hives.
• Redness of Skin.
• Skin Inflammation Due To a Topically Applied Medication.
• Stinging Of Skin.

Is benzalkonium chloride safe for skin?

Benzalkonium Chloride is a commonly used preservative in contact lens solutions and can be found as an ingredient in antimicrobial soaps, skin antiseptics, and spermicides. Safety Information: … It was concluded that Benzalkonium Chloride can be safely used as antimicrobial agent at concentrations up to 0.1%.

What is the pH of benzalkonium chloride? 

6.0 to 8.0

Is Benzalkonium chloride toxic?

Benzalkonium chloride (a quaternary ammonium compound) can produce rapid toxic effects (caustic burns and respiratory depression) following minimal ingestions; doses of about 100 mg/kg are thought to be potentially life-threatening.