Products

Lanwet JH1 stands as an exceptionally effective wetting agent, specifically formulated for a myriad of porous substrates. This versatile solution finds paramount utility as an aqueous-based wetting agent across diverse applications. Its efficacy shines in timber treatment, where it enhances penetration and absorption, as well as in glass, paper, textile, and coating applications. Lanwet JH1 emerges as the go-to choice for industries seeking a reliable, high-performance wetting agent to optimize processes across a range of materials and applications.

Amphokem CAB is a biodegradable Lauryl-Betaine amphoteric surfactant prized for its hydrolytic stability and minimal odor. Its standout features include excellent detergency, adept foam-boosting, and viscosity-building properties, which are particularly beneficial for anionic-based cleaners. Additionally, it serves as an effective secondary surfactant in liquid dishwashing formulations.

Lanphos PS10 stands out as a potent emulsifier suitable for a broad spectrum of polymer systems, notably serving as a primary emulsifier without the requirement for a secondary surfactant for system stabilization. As a versatile emulsifier, it remains the top choice for formulators. Beyond delivering exceptionally small particle sizes, it incorporates an inherent stabilizer system, effectively averting the re-agglomeration of polymer particles.

Lansurf AE73 is a biodegradable nonionic surfactant created through the reaction of ethylene oxide with cetyl oleyl alcohol. This product is compatible with soaps, anionic, cationic, and other nonionic surfactants. It demonstrates effective oil/water emulsification and serves as a highly efficient emulsifier for vegetable and mineral oils, paraffin waxes, and alkyd resins. It finds applications in various areas, including metalworking, agrochemicals, and oilfield chemicals.

Lansurf AE37 is a nonionic surfactant with compatibility across soaps, anionic, cationic, and other nonionic surfactants. Similar to others in the series, it displays effective oil/water and water/oil emulsification, wetting, and detergency. It is utilized in textile auxiliaries, metal processing, paper, leather, standard industrial and domestic detergents, agrochemicals, and paints. Lansurf AE320W is also noted for its excellent emulsification capabilities in systems like vinyl acetate homopolymer emulsion polymerization.

Lansurf SML20-FG serves a dual function as an emulsifier and anti-fogging agent. Designed for use in suspension polymerization and emulsion polymerization processes, this liquid-form solution maintains a clear amber appearance and is free from foreign matter at 25°C. With a characteristic odor, Lansurf SML20-FG is readily soluble in water, providing ease of incorporation into various formulations.

Agrosurf BPE211 is a traditional balanced-pair emulsifier designed for use with Agrosurf BPE148. Together, they create outstanding emulsifiable concentrates once the precise ratio is determined. This emulsifier carries an alcoholic odor and is part of the Agrosurf BPE range, compatible with various agrochemical toxicants.

Lansurf AE320W is a nonionic surfactant known for its good oil/water and water/oil emulsification, wetting, and detergency properties. It is particularly recognized as an excellent emulsifier for emulsion polymerization systems such as vinyl acetate homopolymer, presenting as a clear liquid free from foreign matter at 25°C.

Agrosurf NEC12 is a speciality nonionic developed as an emulsifier for use in emulsifiable concentrate formulations. It can be used in conjunction with the anionics found in the Agrosurf AEC range. A combination of both anionic and nonionic emulsifiers can provide good synergistic effects in terms of emulsion quality and stability

Lansurf TA15 is a nonionic surfactant produced by the alkoxylation of ethylene oxide with tallow amine. This product has good compatibility with other nonionic, anionic, cationic and amphoteric surfactants. Lansurf TA15 finds application in a variety of industries such as textiles, paints, metal working, agriculture and polish manufacture. In particular Lansurf TA15 is used in textile applications as a leveling agent and anti-precipitant and is used as a primary wetting agent in acid and alkaline formulations for metal cleaning and the stripping of surface coatings.

Lansurf AE253 is a biodegradable nonionic surfactant created through the reaction of ethylene oxide with a synthetic C13/15 middle fraction primary alcohol. This product is compatible with soaps, anionic, cationic, and other nonionic surfactants. It exhibits good water/oil emulsification, wetting, and detergency. At 25°C, it appears as a clear to slightly hazy liquid, free from foreign matter, with a characteristic odor.

Lansurf TH30W is a nonionic surfactant produced through the alkoxylation of ethylene oxide with tallow amine. This product exhibits good compatibility with other nonionic, anionic, cationic, and amphoteric surfactants. Lansurf TH30W finds applications in various industries, including textiles, paints, metalworking, agriculture, and polish manufacturing. Particularly in textile applications, it serves as a leveling agent and anti-precipitant. Additionally, it is employed as a primary wetting agent in acid and alkaline formulations for metal cleaning and the removal of surface coatings.

Lansurf AE315W is produced through ethylene oxide's reaction with a synthetic primary alcohol. This clear, foreign matter-free liquid, which is also water-soluble, exhibits good emulsification, high detergency, and superior wetting properties.

Kemsurf ASC, a pale yellow liquid, is a sodium-neutralized alkyl ether sulfate used for its foaming, wetting, and cleaning properties. It demonstrates stability in high electrolyte and hard water conditions, tolerating mildly alkaline solutions at room temperature. However, it's susceptible to hydrolysis in acidic environments. It is widely applied as a foaming agent and stabilizer in industrial cleaning due to its versatile nature.

Amphokem CADP is a biodegradable amphoteric surfactant renowned for its high foaming capabilities and unique chemical structure, containing both carboxyl and amino groups. In acidic conditions, it transforms into a quaternary ammonium salt, acquiring cationic properties. Conversely, in alkaline settings, it takes the form of a carboxylic salt, displaying anionic behavior.