1. Agrochemicals

• Soil Fertilization: Corrects zinc-deficient soils, especially important for cereals like wheat, rice, maize.
• Foliar Spray: Rapidly supplies zinc through leaves to overcome temporary deficiencies during growth phases.
• Seed Treatment: Enhances seed germination and seedling vigor by coating seeds with zinc sulphate.
• Plant Disease Resistance: Zinc improves resistance to fungal and bacterial diseases.

2. Animal Healthcare

• Growth Promoter: Zinc improves growth rates, feed efficiency, and reproductive performance.
• Immune System Booster: Supports immune function, reducing susceptibility to infections.
• Skin and Hoof Health: Prevents skin lesions, foot rot, and improves hoof integrity.
• Anti-inflammatory Agent: Helps reduce inflammation in livestock with zinc deficiency-related conditions.

3. Water Treatment

• Heavy Metal Precipitation: Removes toxic metals like lead and cadmium via chemical precipitation.
• Phosphate Removal: Controls eutrophication by precipitating excess phosphates.
• pH Stabilizer: Helps maintain optimal pH in water treatment systems.
• Corrosion Inhibitor: Protects water system pipes by forming protective zinc layers.
• Disinfection Aid: Enhances microbial control when combined with other treatments.

4. Pharmaceuticals

• Zinc Supplementation: Used in tablets, syrups for treating zinc deficiency and related diseases.
• Topical Applications: Active ingredient in creams for skin conditions such as dermatitis and acne.
• Antiseptic Mouthwash: Reduces oral bacteria and inflammation.

5. Fabric Solutions 

• Dye Fixation: Acts as a mordant to chemically bond dye molecules to fibers, improving wash and light fastness.
• Antibacterial Finishing: Imparts antimicrobial properties to fabrics used in hospitals and sportswear..
• Anti-mildew Treatment: Prevents microbial growth on stored textiles.
• Fabric Softening: Used in some finishing processes to improve hand feel.