BUSINESS / PRODUCT
Eco Business and Consumer Chemicals
Helping to Build a Safe Society with Disinfecting and Antifouling Products
Amidst rising societal concern towards environmental protection and safety, Nippon Soda provides products that support a hygienic and secure social environment. In the field of water treatment, we hold a high market share in inorganic and organic chlorine used in the sterilization of pool and septic tank effluent.
And our Mitagen enzymatic and microbial solution helps to promote the treatment of wastewater. In the field of consumer chemicals, we offer products like TAKE-ONE, a product for removing uroliths from toilet pipes, and products for removing slime from kitchen drains. Nippon Soda makes daily life more comfortable through product offerings in various fields.
Our heavy metal fixative effective in treatment of fly ash from waste incineration: HIDION

In the field of waste disposal, Nippon Soda developed and provides HIDION, our heavy metal fixative highly effective in the treatment of fly ash from waste incineration. Approximately 37 million tons of waste is burned per year at waste incineration plants nationwide, and approximately 1.1 million tons of fly ash is released along with this burning. Insolubilization treatment is required by law for lead-based heavy metals contained in fly ash. HIDION demonstrates a superior heavy metal fixative ability in this insolubilization treatment. It is used at many waste incineration plants nationwide and is highly valued.
Main Products
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NISSO HI-CHLON
Inorganic chlorine disinfectant
Holds a high share as a pool and public bathhouse water sterilizer.
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TAKE-ONE
Toilet-use uroliths remover
Removes uroliths which cause pipe clogs and odors, keeping toilets clean.
Product List
Water Treatment Chemicals
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NISSO HI-CHLON (calcium hypochlorite, AC70%, 65% min) |
TAKE-ONE (uroliths remover) |
HIDION (the chelating agent for heavy metal) |
Treatment System by Dechlorination for PCBs |
As of April 1, 1999, consumer product operations were transferred to Nippon Soda Group companies.