PAM flocculant powder, an abbreviation for polyacrylamide flocculant powder, is a cornerstone in modern water treatment. Its long-chain molecular structure bridges particles, creating larger agglomerates that settle or filter more easily. In dosing applications, the effectiveness of PAM flocculant powder depends on its molecular weight, charge type, and degree of hydrolysis. Anionic polyacrylamide is common in mineral processing and coal washing, while cationic grades are preferred for municipal sludge and paper mill effluent because they neutralize negatively charged organic colloids. Nonionic types find use in neutral conditions. When selecting a PAM flocculant powder, parameters like viscosity, dissolution time, and shear stability play a vital role. Feymer’s PAM flocculant powder is manufactured with cutting-edge technology, ensuring high purity and minimal residual acrylamide monomer, which is crucial for drinking water applications.