Ajman, United Arab Emirates
A chemicals supplier that says only what it can stand behind
RNJ Trading supplies swimming pool and water treatment chemicals in the UAE and across the GCC. This page tells you what we sell and how we trade — and, just as usefully, what we do not claim.
What we are
A trading company, and we say so plainly
RNJ Trading FZE buys, holds and sells swimming pool and water treatment chemicals. We do not manufacture. What we do is source the material, bring it into the country, keep it in the condition it is meant to be kept in, and get it to you in the grade and the pack size your system actually uses.
The catalogue runs to 10 lines across 4 categories — chlorine sanitisers, pH and alkalinity correctors, a coagulant for clarity and a stabiliser. That is deliberately the full set rather than a couple of headline sanitisers, because a pool or a water system needs all of it and chasing four suppliers for it is nobody’s idea of a good week.
We trade business to business. These are commercial pack sizes of material that is classified as dangerous goods for transport, and they are supplied to buyers equipped to store and handle them who hold whatever permissions their own activity requires.
What we do
Four things, done properly
A short list on purpose.
- 01
Supply the range
Chlorine sanitisers, pH and alkalinity correctors, a coagulant for water clarity and cyanuric acid stabiliser — the set a pool or a water system needs, from one supplier and on one delivery note.
- 02
Quote against your enquiry
Price, grade, packing and delivery basis are worked out for the order you are actually placing and confirmed in writing, rather than published as a list that would be wrong for most buyers.
- 03
Pack to the format you use
Pails for service routes, drums and bags for site stores, jumbo bags, IBCs and bulk for plant rooms. Private-label packing and custom tablet weights can be quoted where the volume supports it.
- 04
Issue the documentation
The safety data sheet for the product and the batch documentation for the material supplied go out with the consignment, along with the transport and customs paperwork an export shipment needs.
What we don't claim
The things this website deliberately does not say
Most supplier sites in this trade lead with a row of certification logos, a founding year and a promised delivery window. Here is our position on each of those.
We do not claim certifications we do not hold
You will not find ISO, NSF, REACH or ESMA marks on this site. Where a product grade carries an approval, that approval belongs to the material and its manufacturer, not to us — ask for it by product and grade and we will tell you what we can supply and what documentation comes with it.
We do not publish dosing instructions
How much of an oxidising chemical to add depends on the water, the equipment and the rules that apply to that installation. Dose to the product label and the safety data sheet, and take advice from whoever is technically responsible for the system.
We do not promise delivery times on a web page
Availability depends on the product, the grade, the quantity and the shipping position at the time. The lead time you are given is the one on your quotation, for your consignment.
Our published specifications are typical values
The figures in the catalogue are there so you can identify the product you need. They are not a specification guarantee. The document that governs what you received is the batch documentation issued with the consignment.
None of that makes us a worse supplier. It means the things we do tell you — the grade, the pack, the price, the delivery basis — are on a quotation with our name on it, and you can hold us to them. Our terms of sale set out how that works.
Where we supply
UAE delivery and GCC export, both quoted
Delivery terms and timing are confirmed on the quotation for your order.
UAE
- Dubai
- Abu Dhabi
- Sharjah
- Ajman
- Ras Al Khaimah
- Fujairah
- Umm Al Quwain
- Al Ain
GCC export
- Saudi Arabia
- Oman
- Qatar
- Kuwait
- Bahrain
Quoted on the Incoterms basis stated on the quotation, with the customs and dangerous-goods documentation the destination and mode of transport require.
Dangerous goods
SDIC (UN 2465), TCCA (UN 2468) and calcium hypochlorite (UN 1748) are oxidising solids; sodium hypochlorite (UN 1791) and sodium bisulphate (UN 2837) carry their own classifications. That governs how a consignment is packed, labelled and carried — and it applies to your site once the goods are in your care.
Ready when you are
Tell us what you needand we’ll price it.
SDIC granules and tablets, TCCA 90, calcium hypochlorite, sodium hypochlorite, pH correctors, clarifier and stabiliser — in pails, drums, bags and bulk. Send the products, grades and quantities and we will come back with a written quotation.
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