Under the wave of new energy, nickel sulfate has infinite possibilities!

Nickel sulfate is not only a common raw material in traditional industries such as electroplating, pharmaceutical industry catalysts, inorganic industrial nickel salts and metal colorants, but also a core material for power batteries of new energy vehicles. With the vigorous development of the new energy vehicle industry, the demand for nickel sulfate in power batteries has shown a significant growth trend.

As a key raw material for the preparation of ternary power batteries, the quality and stability of nickel sulfate are crucial to the performance and safety of power batteries.

The diversified applications of nickel sulfate are widely involved in multiple industries. In addition to being a core material for electric vehicles, it is a catalyst for oil hydrogenation in hardened oil production; in the pharmaceutical industry, it is used as an oxidation reaction catalyst for the production of vitamin C; and as a chelating agent and coal dye for reducing dyes. In the inorganic industry, it is used as the main raw material for the production of other nickel salts such as ammonium nickel sulfate, nickel oxide, nickel carbonate, etc.; the printing and dyeing industry is used to produce phthalocyanine blue chelating agents and used as coal dyes for reducing dyes.

These applications not only show the diverse uses of nickel sulfate, but also further consolidate its important position in the industrial field.

China is a leader in the nickel salt market and the world's largest producer and consumer of nickel salts. In recent years, with the increasing requirements and demand for nickel salt products in the surface treatment market, nickel sulfate, as a representative of nickel salts, has been expanding its application scope and output.

High-purity nickel sulfate plays an important role in the surface treatment process in the fields of new energy photovoltaics, mid-to-high-end architectural aluminum profiles, etc. due to its low impurity content, no organic matter, and stable quality. After dissolution, industrial nickel sulfate can be used as a plating solution for electroplating and chemical plating to provide effective surface protection for the substrate.