Chemical Distribution
National-brand chemicals and the Miles line, stocked in Southern California and delivered on our own routes. A scheduled delivery day, not a lead-time estimate.
The delivery is the product
Commodity chemistry is, by definition, the same chemistry wherever you buy it. What differs is whether it arrives when your tank needs it, whether the paperwork is right, and whether there is someone to call when it is not.
We run our own fleet with our own hazmat-endorsed drivers across Southern California. Most of the region sits on a regular route, which means you get a delivery day rather than an estimate — and a driver who has been to your site before and knows where the fill point is.
What we stock
- Acids and alkalis. Sulfuric, hydrochloric, nitric, phosphoric, acetic, citric; caustic soda and potash in solution and solid form.
- Oxidizers. Sodium hypochlorite, hydrogen peroxide, and related chemistry in technical and NSF grades.
- Solvents and alcohols. Isopropyl alcohol, methanol, glycols, and cleaning solvents.
- Water treatment. Ferric chloride, alum, blended coagulants, polymer, and pH control.
- Dry chemicals. Soda ash, bicarbonate, caustic beads, citric acid, and metabisulfite in bags and supersacks.
- The Miles line. Cleaners, passivates, plating chemistry, and treatment blends formulated and lab-released in Arleta.
Grade matters, and we will not guess
Technical, food, USP, NSF, and electronic grades are different products with different documentation and different prices. They share a CAS number and they are not interchangeable.
Specify the grade on the order and we will confirm it on the acknowledgement. If you are unsure which grade your process or your permit requires, ask before the first delivery rather than after an audit.
Standing orders and managed inventory
If you consume a product on a predictable cycle, a standing order removes the reordering step. For bulk and tote customers we can schedule against tank level instead of against a calendar, which is how stock-outs stop happening on Friday afternoons.
Quarts through bulk
Moving up a pack size almost always improves the unit price and reduces handling. The crossover point is usually lower than people expect — ask us to price both.
| Pack | Typical use | What your site needs |
|---|---|---|
| Quarts & gallons | Laboratory, maintenance, low-volume specialty | Shelf storage in a compatible cabinet |
| 5-gallon pails | Batch make-up, small tanks, intermittent use | Manual handling, secondary containment |
| 55-gallon drums | The default for most process chemicals | Drum handling equipment, containment pallet |
| 275 / 330 gal totes | Steady consumption without a fixed tank | Rated forklift, clear access, containment |
| Bulk delivery | High volume into a fixed storage tank | Compatible tank, fill point, level monitoring |
| Bags & supersacks | Dry chemicals — 50 lb bags to 2,000 lb sacks | Dry storage; hoist for supersacks |
Want a quote against your current supplier?
Send a recent invoice or a product list. We will price the equivalent line by line and tell you honestly where we are not competitive.