What is Gelsap?

Gelsap is a highly absorbent material made primarily of sodium polyacrylate. It has a super absorbent capacity and can absorb and retain large amounts of water. Gelsap is commonly used in a variety of fields, including agriculture, personal care products, and industrial applications. Here are some common uses for Gelsap:

Gelsap Agriculture:

Soil water retainer: In agriculture, Gelsap is used as a soil water retainer, which can significantly increase the water retention capacity of the soil, thereby reducing the frequency of irrigation and helping plants grow in drought conditions.
Seed coating: Used for seed coating to increase the germination rate and initial growth rate of seeds.

Gelsap Personal care products:

Diapers and sanitary napkins: Used in baby diapers, adult incontinence products, and sanitary napkins, it can effectively absorb and lock in liquids to keep the surface dry.
Wound dressings: In some medical wound dressings, it is used to absorb wound exudate and keep the wound environment moist, thereby promoting healing.

Gelsap Industrial applications:

Leak control: Used to control chemical and oil leaks, absorb and lock in leaks to prevent spread and further contamination.
Cooling Gel: Used as a coolant in industrial cooling applications to provide a long-lasting cooling effect.

Gelsap Gardening:

Plant Watering Crystals: Gelsap crystals mixed into the soil help keep the soil moist, reduce watering needs, and promote healthy plant growth.

Gelsap Other Uses:

Pet Products: Used in some pet bedding and cat litter to improve water absorption and deodorization.
Air Fresheners: Used in air fresheners to slowly release fragrance and extend the use time.
Gelsap has become an important material in various fields due to its excellent water absorption capacity and wide range of applications.