Sodium perborate in Uganda, Keya and Tanzania

Property Description
Chemical Name Sodium Perborate (NaBO₃·nH₂O)
Forms Available Monohydrate & Tetrahydrate
Appearance White granular powder
Function Bleaching agent, oxidizing agent
Solubility Soluble in water, releases hydrogen peroxide
Key Applications Detergents, textiles, cosmetics, cleaning agents
Packaging 25/50 kg moisture-proof bags or drums
Safety & Handling Mildly oxidizing — store in dry conditions, avoid contact with organics
Coverage Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania
Supplier System Star Industrial Products
Contact 📞 +254 736 395 602 / ✉️ [email protected]

Sodium Perborate in Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania – System Star Industrial Products

Sodium Perborate (NaBO₃·nH₂O) is a powerful oxygen-based bleaching agent widely used in detergents, cleaning formulations, textile processing, and cosmetic applications. It releases active oxygen upon contact with water, offering effective bleaching action without the harshness of chlorine-based compounds. Its stability, low toxicity, and excellent compatibility with surfactants make it a preferred ingredient in laundry powders, stain removers, denture cleaners, and hair dyes.

In Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania, System Star Industrial Products supplies high-quality Sodium Perborate Monohydrate and Tetrahydrate grades. We ensure reliable purity, consistent particle size, and moisture-resistant packaging to support both industrial processors and detergent manufacturers. With SDS support and technical guidance, we help businesses integrate this product safely and efficiently into their formulations.


Applications of Sodium perborate

Industry / Sector Application
Detergent Manufacturing Used as a bleaching agent in laundry powders and stain removers
Textile & Dyeing Supports fabric bleaching and whitening in pre-treatment baths
Cosmetics & Personal Care Used in hair bleaching powders and oral hygiene products
Cleaning Products Included in surface cleaners and oxygen-based sanitizers
Laboratory & Chemical Use Functions as an oxidizing agent and bleaching intermediate

Product Highlights

  • Provides Powerful Oxygen-Based Bleaching – Releases active oxygen for stain removal and whitening without chlorine damage.

  • Safe and Environmentally Friendly Option – Biodegrades into non-toxic substances compared to harsher bleaching agents.

  • Compatible with Surfactants and Builders – Performs well in detergent and cleaning formulations.

  • Available in Monohydrate & Tetrahydrate Grades – Suitable for both cold-water and high-performance detergent applications.

  • Packed in Moisture-Proof Bags & Containers – Ensures long-term stability during storage and transport.


FAQs about Sodium Perborate

What is it used for?
Sodium Perborate mainly serves as a bleaching and oxidizing agent in detergents, textiles, and cosmetic formulations. Moreover, it plays a vital role in enhancing stain removal and fabric whitening.

Is it the same as Hydrogen Peroxide?
No, but it is closely related. Sodium Perborate releases hydrogen peroxide when dissolved in water, and therefore, it acts as a solid, more stable alternative to liquid hydrogen peroxide.

Is it environmentally safe?
Yes. In fact, Sodium Perborate decomposes into oxygen, water, and borates, which makes it a safer and more eco-friendly option compared to chlorine-based bleaching agents.

Can it be used in personal care products?
Absolutely. Manufacturers frequently use Sodium Perborate in hair dyes, denture cleaners, and teeth whitening products. Furthermore, its controlled release of active oxygen makes it ideal for such applications.

Where can I buy it in East Africa?
You can easily source high-purity Sodium Perborate from System Star Industrial Products in Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania. Additionally, we provide SDS support and compliant packaging to ensure safe handling and reliable supply.


Contact Us
📞 +254 736 395 602
✉️ [email protected]

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