Products

Lansurf AEP66 is a biodegradable nonionic surfactant produced by the reaction of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide on a synthetic primary fatty alcohol. This product is compatible with soaps, anionic, cationic and other nonionic surfactants, and wetting, detergency and low foam. This product finds application in many cleaning applications where low foaming is required such a machine dishwash applications, metal cleaning and bottle rinse formulations. Also, this product can be used in such areas as textiles, oils and lubricants, agrochemicals and paints and polymers.

BioLoop 56L is a new range of biobased surfactants containing components that are 100% renewable. Unlike many biobased surfactants, this product offers excellent surfactant properties and can be used as a green alternative to conventional synthetic nonionic such as alcohol ethoxylates. It is based on soybean oil, which unlike some palm oil is a great sustainable source. BioLoop 56L exhibits very low foam characteristics and can be used in detergent applications that require good foam control.

Lansurf AEP63 is a biodegradable nonionic surfactant produced by the reaction of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide on a synthetic primary fatty alcohol. This product is compatible with soaps, anionic, cationic and other nonionic surfactants, and wetting, detergency and low foam. This product finds application in many cleaning applications where low foaming is required such a machine dish wash application, metal cleaning and bottle rinse formulations. Also, this product can be used in such areas as textiles, oils and lubricants, agrochemicals and paints and polymers.

Lansurf SP41 is a biodegradable electrolyte soluble surfactant. This product is a formulated system designed for application in highly alkaline and acidic cleaning concentrates. Lansurf SP41 exhibits low foam characteristics and can, therefore, be used in applications where high agitation occurs or in pressure spray techniques.

Kemsurf OPA is an anionic surfactant produced by the sulphonation of oleic acid across the double bonds. This unique molecule exhibits extremely fast foam break within 30 seconds in high agitation systems. The foam breaks so quickly that foaming is virtually eliminated.