-
A unique, economical, low foaming, chlorine stable surfactant for use in products containing up to 15% active caustic and other alkaline electrolytes. Chemically described as an alkoxylated carboxylate, it’s designed for use in alkaline systems only. It is not recommended for use in acid systems. Solubility at 10% by weight: DeTERGE CS-45LF is soluble in water, alcohols and glycols. It is insoluble or dispersible in most solvents.
-
A low foaming, modified alcohol ethoxylate which provides detergency, wetting, and excellent removal of hydrocarbon based soils in neutral and mildly alkaline formulations. DeTERGE LF-2379 exhibits fast wetting properties, even above its cloud point. Dispersible/soluble in water, alcohols and glycols. It is insoluble or dispersible in oils and solvents.
-
A low foaming, modified amphoteric recommended for use in highly alkaline and acidic systems. DeTERGE LF-7315 is easy to formulate into caustic (up to ~40% active) and alkaline electrolytes, or into a wide variety of highly acidic systems. Soluble in water, alcohols and glycols and dispersible or insoluble in solvents and oils.
-
A low to moderate foaming, anionic surfactant having detergency, wetting and solubilizing properties. Soluble in water, alcohols and glycols. It is insoluble in most solvents and oils.
-
A modified C8-12 sodium salt of a carboxylated propionate. Soluble in water, alcohols, and glycols. It is insoluble in oils and solvents.
-
Is an organic phosphated amphoteric that is soluble and stable in up to 50% liquid caustic soda and up to 45% liquid caustic potash. It exhibits low, quick breaking foam with wetting and surface tension reduction properties in highly caustic applications. It has excellent color stability in high caustic environments.
-
A sodium lauriminodipropionate. A versatile, high foaming amphoteric surfactant which finds utility in a wide variety of HI&I cleaning formulations. Also suitable for personal care applications, is readily biodegradable and exhibits low toxicity. Soluble in water, glycols and alcohols; insoluble in oils and solvents.
-
A low foaming sodium octyliminodipropionate. Its primary use is for demulsification in water based systems. It also exhibits excellent hydrotroping properties in highly alkaline or acid formulations. Soluble in water, alcohols, and glycols. It is insoluble in oils and most solvents.
