Products

Mosselman PEG 600 Monooleate P (9004-96-0) Polyethyleneglycol esters are the products obtained by the esterification of polyethyleneglycols with natural fatty acids. Depending the molecular weight of the polyethyleneglycol used and the mono- and diesters con- tent, non-ionic esters with different HLB values are obtained. Polyethyleneglycol esters are mainly used as emulsifiers for oil in water emulsions. They find also application in cosmetics, lubricants, textiles, pesticides etc.

Mosselman White Oil Heavy (8042-47-5) find application in plastics as internal lubricants and plasticizer, in the textile industry as lubricant and coating agent, in the rubber industry as extender oils, in the agriculture as spraying oil and in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries.

Mosselman DTPA 5Na Liquid (140-01-2) is the aqueous solution of the pentasodium salt of diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid.

Mosselman Heloxyl AP 30 (90170-43-7) is a high foam, salt free, amphoteric dipropionate surfactant which acts as a foaming agent, hydrotrope and stabilizer in acidic and alkaline solutions containing nonionic surfactants. It also exhibits synergistic effects with nonionic surfactants enabling incorporation of low levels of surfactant in formulations. This product is recommended for industrial cleaning applications requiring high foaming. Applications include industrial & institutional cleaning, vehicle cleaning, food industry cleaning and household & institutional hard surface cleaning. Heloxyl AP 30 is compatible with all types of surfactants.

Mosselman Amide KDO (68155-07-7, 8051-30-7, 68603-42-9) is a coconut diethanolamide obtained by the reac-tion of coconut oil with diethanolamine.

Mosselman Tall Oil Fatty Acids 25/30 (8002-26-4) oil is a by-product in the production of wood pulp by the Kraft process. The “black liquor” which is obtained in the purification of the wood pulp which contains the sodium soap of the tall oil fatty acids and rosin acids. By acidification a mixture of fatty acids and rosin acids is obtained. By further distillation the fatty acids and the rosin acids are separated.

Mosselman Amide ODV (93-83-4) is an oleic diethanolamide obtained by reaction of oleic acid with an excess of diethanolamine. This amide finds use in a variety of industrial cleaners where it acts as a viscosity builder, for foam boosting and foam stabilizing, as dispersing agent, emulsifier and corrosion inhibitor. Amide ODV improves the detergency of other surfactants.