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SPAK HCO 40 is a vegetable-derived, ethoxylated (40) nonionic surfactant. It is suitable for a wide variety of applications providing emulsifying and solubilizing functionality. Hydrogenation of the castor oil results in greater oxidative stability with superior color and reduced odor.

Spak AY-50 is specially recommended in formulations containing Sodium Sulfate. The commonly used surfactant of the same family e.g. Sodium Dioctyl Sulphosuccinate exhibits poor performance in presence of sodium sulfate. For example, 0.02% Spak AY-50 will reduce surface tension of 15% sodium sulfate solution to 26 dyne/cm where as sodium dioctyl sulphosuccinate will be salted out under these conditions. Similarly Spak AY-50 shows better tolerance to Ca ions than Sodium Dioctyl Sulphosuccinate.

IZH-300 being mildly cationic at a lower than neutral pH, confers a superior conditioning effect and acts as a viscosity builder, especially in low pH shampoos and other liquid detergents. As a foam booster and stabilizer in shampoos, bubble baths and other toiletries.

Cocomonoethanolamide is a well-known agent for foam boosting and stabilization and viscosity control used is shampoos, liquid soaps and similar cosmetic/ toiletry products and industrial cleaners. It stabilizes the foam in the presence of hard water and sebum. Due to its low amine value the formulated products rarely require subsequent pH adjustment after its addition. In acid shampoos cocomonethanolamide should be preferred over cocodiethanolamide as, being a secondary amide it is more resistant to hydrolysis.

IZA-90 is based on 1:1 molar reaction of selected coco chain fatty acid/ester with dietanolamine. It contains low concentration of unreacted diethanolamine and practically no fatty acid soap. It has a high percentage of amide and is predominantly nonionic in character. Thus due to its high amide content and purity it is classified as a “Superamide” as distinguished from the “Kritchevsky” type amine condensate.

SPAK DD-40 (Conc) is a blend of an anionic surfactant and a fatty acid ester. The former acts as a defoamer i.e. kills the foam formed and the latter acts as an antifoam i.e. reduces foam formation tendency. SPAK DD-40 (Conc) very well suits the fermentation system and has no adverse effect on yeast vitality and cell count. It is fully biodegradable and will not pose any problem in the effluent treatment plant. The fatty acid ester has a high molecular weight and will not distill off and contaminate the end product. Foam can be a disaster in fermentors because it frequently results in loss of production. In a biotechnology system the conditions for foam production are always potentially present. Many organisms generate proteins, which are released into the surrounding medium. The proteins and the CO2 liberated generate foam in the fermentation system. SPAK offers a specially developed product SPAK DD-40 (Conc) a blend of an antifoam and defoamer to suppress this foam.

IZH-284 (CONC):Coco Amido Propyl Betaine (CAPB) Concentrated is used in Baby shampoos, Foam baths, liquid detergents.

Spakalyte C-2011 is an aqueous solution of highly charged cationic polymer. It contributes exceptional properties to both hair and skin care products. Spakalyte C-2011 is used effectively in hair shampoos and cream rinses. It can boost and stabilize foam while contributing excellent lubricity, wet combability and luster to hair without excessive build-up, Suggested concentrations for shampoos are 2% to 5%. The film forming ability of Spakalyte C-2011 makes it ideal for use in hair setting gels and lotions, Spakalyte C-2011 provides a high degree of slip to the hair during setting and holds curls firmly without flaking, Spakalyte C-2011 gives hair a look and feel of softness, body and luster, Suggested us levels are 10 to 15%. Use of Spakalyte C-2011 is also suggested in other personal care products like shaving cream, moisturizing or barrier creams and lotions, bath products and deodorants

IZH - 284 (Cocoamido propyl betaine) is used in Baby shampoos, Foam baths, liquid detergents.