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ECO Glycerox™ is a 100% bio-based emollient ester that also offers emulsifying and fragrance solubilization properties in a number of households or industrial and institutional (I&I) applications.

NINOL® is a nonionic surfactant providing viscosity building, foam boosting, foam stabilization properties.

Crodaquat™ is a cationic surfactant which works effectively as an emulsifier.

Crodateric™ is a mild surfactant with gentle cleansing properties. It acts as a foam booster/stabilizer.

Naxonac® products include anionic surfactants, one of the main advantages of phosphate esters is their stability and solubility in alkali systems. They can be used as hydrotropes to couple nonionic surfactants systems which are not soluble and at the same time increase wetting and detergency properties. The presence of the phosphate group imparts some interactions with metallic surfaces, thereby exhibiting some anti-corrosion and metal-adhesion characteristics. They can be used as additives in oil and water-soluble lubricant systems to improve lubricity, anti-frictional properties of the formula. Phosphate esters also find use as emulsifiers in emulsion polymerization.

AMPHOSOL® is a mild amphoteric used as a secondary surfactant, foam booster and viscosity builder in personal care, household, institutional and industrial cleaning.

Cirrasol™ is a sorbitol-based surfactant recommended as an emulsifier for vegetable oils.

Bardac® is a range of antimicrobials with quaternary ammonium compound active ingredients such as Didecyldimethylammonium chloride (DDAC) and/or Didecyl dimethyl ammonium chloride. They are suitable for use in Industrial and Institutional settings such as food processing, Food service, Institutional kitchens, veterinary and healthcare.

ECO Cosmowax™ fatty alcohol ethoxylates are surfactants formed by reacting 100% bio-based ethylene oxide with blends of 100% bio-based fatty alcohols. 100% bio-based ethylene oxide is made from 100% bio-based ethanol, derived from corn, sugar cane, or biomass. The 100% bio-based fatty alcohol blends are derived from palm oil, palm kernel oil, or coconut oil. The ECO Cosmowax™ series contains both hydrophilic and lipophilic products. Depending on the HLB value, ECO Cosmowax™ surfactants can be used to form either oil-in-water (O/W) emulsions or water-in-oil (W/O) emulsions, as well as to moisturize, emulsify, disperses, solubilize, and improve wetting. Their performance as moisturizers or emulsifying waxes is considered to be outstanding. ECO Cosmowax™ fatty alcohol ethoxylates are widely used in many personal care applications as well as some industrial applications.

MAKON® UD-Series of products are fast wetters due to their C11 branched carbon chain. They are faster wetters than nonylphenol ethoxylates (NP) and tridecyl alcohol ethoxylates (TDA). They also have good initial foam height with fast foam break, useful in applications like industrial clean-in-place and laundry.

Amphi® is a line of 100% fermentation-produced, TSCA-approved* and REACH registered biosurfactants that utilize the unique properties of sophorolipids (SLP) - a type of biosurfactant in the glycolipid class. These biosurfactants can be tailored for use in a variety of industrial applications, by acting as dispersants, emulsifiers, wetting agents and more.Amphi® biosurfactants:USDA certified 100% biobasedReadily biodegradableNo prop 65 issues & no 1,4-dioxaneNon-GMO & palm oil freeLow carbon footprint*Amphi® M TSCA-approved, Amphi® CL & CH TSCA pending.

Glutamate and sarcosinate salts are anionic amino acid bases surfactants that are used in cosmetics as mild surfactants with a lower irritation potential compared to other surfactants. Sarcosinates are also available in free acid form. Main application areas in cosmetics are: skin, hair and oral hygiene products, and in addition soap production; further application areas are sunscreens and creams. Besides the application in cosmetics these surfactants are also used in household, I&I and industrial products, e.g. as corrosion inhibitors in lubricants or metal working fluids, as rust preventatives, as fuel additives, as surfactant in various types of cleaners and as textile processing aids.

Amphoteric surfactants can carry a positive or negative charge depending on pH, whereas cationic surfactants carry a positive charge. There are a number of chemical types for amphoteric surfactants including betaines, amidopropyl betaines, alkylamino dipropionates. They are used in a wide range of applications where they provide useful characteristics such as foaming, solubilisation, antistatic.

The raw material used for production is a derivative of palm kernel oil from certified crops. It is an anionic surfactant of the group of alkyl ether sulfates, based on natural alcohol