Magnafloc 611 Equivalent — Very High Charge Anionic PAM Powder Supply Route

The source document is an undated one-page chart titled 'Aplicaciones sugeridas de los Floculantes Magnafloc (grado minero)', hosted on a BASF promotional domain. It lists suggested mineral-processing applications for a range of Magnafloc grades and carries an 'Internal' footer. The PDF metadata date is not a printed publication year. BASF has not published a grade-level TDS for 611 in this source.

Row 611 in the chart states 'aniónico muy alto' (very high anionic) and 'polvo' (powder). Three application columns carry checkmarks: alkaline uranium leaching, brine clarification, and alkaline nickel/cobalt leaching. No molecular weight, Brookfield viscosity, make-up concentration, dissolution time or numeric charge is given anywhere in the chart for any grade.

Checkmarks mean suggested applications in that chart. They are not exclusive uses, not quantitative performance thresholds, and not a guarantee of suitability in any specific brine salinity, pH range or temperature window. Blank columns do not prove the grade is unsuitable elsewhere. Buyers should confirm the governing process parameters with their process engineer and validate any supply route on actual feed material.

ChinaPAM's 635B grade carries very high charge and very high molecular weight on our own internal scale. BASF describes Magnafloc 611 as very high anionic charge on its own scale. The two descriptions align at the English-label level, but each manufacturer defines charge bands independently. Equal English descriptors are not a shared numerical scale and do not constitute a numeric equivalence between the products.

635B is the explicit ChinaPAM supply starting point for Magnafloc 611 duty. It was selected by descriptor-led screening among our real same-form anionic powders. Competitor MW is unknown from the held source, so no unique-optimum or MW-match claim is made.

The three chart-suggested applications — alkaline uranium leaching, brine clarification, and alkaline nickel/cobalt leaching — are the documented process contexts that differentiate 611 from lower-charge Magnafloc grades in the same chart. If your process falls outside these contexts, contact us: the charge and MW descriptors still anchor the supply discussion even if your specific application is not one of the three listed. See the Magnafloc 156 equivalent page for a high-charge comparison grade, and the Magnafloc 919 equivalent page for an anionic grade with a broader suggested-applications footprint in the same chart.

Magnafloc grades that the BASF chart describes as High anionic charge — such as grades 156 and 5250 — sit in a distinct, lower charge band from the Very High anionic 611. Substituting a High-charge grade for a Very High-charge specification would erase the documented charge distinction. Our 635B supply is matched to 611 on the Very High descriptor; our own comparison grades and competitor grades in the High band are separate products on separate scales. Keep the competitor's published charge descriptor and our own grade descriptor separate in any procurement evaluation; do not assume a High-band grade is interchangeable with a Very High-band specification without process validation.

The BASF chart checkmarks for 611 confirm suggested application contexts — brine clarification, alkaline uranium leaching, alkaline nickel/cobalt leaching — but do not establish the salinity level, pH range, temperature window, suspended-solids concentration, or clarification target that will govern performance in your specific circuit. To evaluate the 635B supply route for your circuit: confirm which of the three application contexts applies to your process, then conduct a comparative settling or jar test on your actual process liquor — not on a generic water-only substitute — at representative feed conditions. Define agreed settling-rate and supernatant-quality targets before the test so results are interpretable. No trial outcome is implied or guaranteed here; verification is a required buyer step before volume adoption.

To confirm packaging options, full label format including our grade designation, required order quantity, applicable destination port and delivery terms, sample availability, and any batch-related documents for the 635B supply, contact us directly. We will confirm these specifics based on your destination, volume requirement and applicable trade terms. Requesting a quotation or sample does not require prior document submission; tell us your process context and monthly volume and we will provide the relevant commercial and logistics details.