Mono sodium phosphate MSP feed grade microgranular powder

Phosphates

Mono Sodium Phosphate Feed Grade MSP

Chemical name: Mono sodium phosphate, NaH2PO4
Grade: Feed grade
Form: Microgranular
pH, 10 g/L solution: 4.1 - 4.7

Mono Sodium Phosphate feed grade is a microgranular phosphorus and sodium source recommended for compound feed, mineral feed and other feeds for all animal species. Assay is 98.0-103.0% as NaH2PO4 with phosphorus at 25.3-26.6%, and the specification carries the contaminant limits a feed buyer actually gets audited on: fluoride 0.02% max, arsenic 0.001% max, lead 0.003% max and chromium 0.003% max.

Why buyers specify this grade

Phosphorus 25.3-26.6% together with sodium, so one product covers two mineral requirements
Assay 98.0-103.0% as NaH2PO4 against the national standard
Fluoride 0.02% max, the limit that matters most in a feed phosphate
Arsenic 0.001% max, lead 0.003% max and chromium 0.003% max
Microgranular form for even distribution in a mineral feed

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Specification

Assay as NaH2PO4	98.0 - 103.0%
Phosphorus as P	25.3 - 26.6%
pH, 10 g/L solution	4.1 - 4.7
Arsenic	0.001% max
Fluoride	0.02% max
Water insoluble	0.2% max
Sulphates as SO4	2.0% max
Lead	0.003% max
Chromium as Cr	0.003% max
Loss on drying	2.0%

Technical data

Chemical name: Mono sodium phosphate, NaH2PO4
Grade: Feed grade
Form: Microgranular
pH, 10 g/L solution: 4.1 - 4.7
Packing: 25 kg per bag

Quality control

Released against the national standard specification shown, including fluoride, arsenic, lead and chromium
TDS and MSDS issued with the order, sample COA on request

Where it is used

Phosphorus and sodium source in compound feed
Mineral feed formulation
Feeds for all animal species, as directed by a nutritionist

Who buys it

Compound feed and mineral feed producers
Premix manufacturers
Nutritionists balancing phosphorus and sodium

Problems it solves

High fluoride in cheap feed phosphates accumulating in the animal
Separate sodium and phosphorus sources complicating a mineral premix
Segregation of a coarse phosphate in a fine mineral blend, avoided by the microgranular form
Heavy metal limits unverified when a feed phosphate is audited

Packing and options

25 kg per bag; 25 MT per 20ft container without pallets, 27 MT with pallets
Inclusion rate as directed by a nutritionist for the species

How it compares

Dicalcium and monocalcium phosphates supply phosphorus with calcium; MSP supplies phosphorus with sodium instead, which is what makes it useful when the calcium side of the ration is already balanced and sodium is still needed.

Handling and storage

Feed as directed by a nutritionist for the species and ration
Use in compound feed, mineral feed and other feeds across animal species
Store dry and sealed to keep the microgranular material free flowing

FAQ

Mono Sodium Phosphate Feed Grade MSP questions buyers ask

What phosphorus content does it supply

Phosphorus at 25.3 to 26.6%, with assay 98.0 to 103.0% as NaH2PO4.

What is the fluoride limit

0.02% max, along with arsenic 0.001% max, lead 0.003% max and chromium 0.003% max.

How is it packed and loaded

25 kg per bag, 25 MT per 20ft container without pallets and 27 MT with pallets.

Which animals is it suitable for

It is recommended for compound feed, mineral feed and other feeds for all animal species, fed as directed by a nutritionist.

Why choose MSP over a calcium phosphate

MSP supplies phosphorus together with sodium rather than calcium, which suits rations where the calcium requirement is already met.

What is the pH in solution

4.1 to 4.7 measured on a 10 g/L solution.

Download TDS, MSDS and sample COA