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Lanphos PE245 is a phosphate ester manufactured with phosphorous pentoxide, resulting in a product containing both mono- and di-esters. Its notable features include excellent stability in high concentrations of acid, alkali, and electrolytes. Supplied in free acid form, when neutralized, the product finds use in various applications such as textiles as a lubrication aid and/or emulsifier, metalworking cutting fluids (especially when amine neutralized), as well as in leather, household, IandI, agrochemicals, and emulsion polymerization.

Lanphos PE35, a phosphate ester manufactured using phosphorous pentoxide and is characterized by excellent stability in high concentrations of acid, alkali, and electrolyte. Its key properties include acting as a hydrotrope, high electrolyte stability, and resistance to acids and alkalis.

Lansurf SMO is a nonionic surfactant with agrochemical functions that takes the form of a liquid. Within the personal care sector, it caters specifically to skin care applications in beauty and care. Identified by its INCI name, sorbitan oleate, Lansurf SMO plays a crucial role in body cream formulations.

Lansurf AE310W is a nonionic surfactant produced through the reaction of ethylene oxide on a synthetic primary alcohol. This versatile product is compatible with soaps, anionic, cationic, and other nonionic surfactants. It demonstrates excellent oil/water and water/oil emulsification, wetting, and detergency properties. Lansurf AE310W finds application in various sectors, including textile auxiliaries, metal processing, paper, leather, standard industrial and domestic detergents, agrochemicals, and paints.

Lansurf AE36 is a biodegradable nonionic surfactant crafted through the reaction of ethylene oxide with a synthetic primary alcohol. This versatile product is compatible with soaps, anionic, cationic, and other nonionic surfactants, showcasing excellent oil/water and water/oil emulsification, wetting, and detergency properties. Notably, Lansurf AE36 is distinguished by its anhydrous nature.

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 SML, identified by its chemical name sorbitan monolaurate, is positioned within the HIandI Care sector, specifically targeting home care applications in surface care. This liquid-form solution serves as an effective emulsifier in various formulations. With a primary function as an emulsifier, Lansurf SML finds application in home care, particularly in household cleaners.

Lansurf SMS is used in many application areas particularly in food contact applications. This product is also found to be readily biodegradable and would not expect to persist indefinitely in the environment. Lansurf SMS can be used singularly or also in combination with the ester ethoxylates such as Lansurf SMS60. Typically this product is extremely hydrophobic and finds use as an emulsifier in many waxes and creams for household and personal care applications. Used in combination with the ethoxylates, Lansurf SMS is used in textiles, leather treatment, silicone oils and agrochemicals.

Lanphos PE244 is a phosphate ester produced using phosphorous pentoxide, resulting in a product that comprises both mono- and di-esters. Lanphos PE244 offers a diverse range of surfactant properties, encompassing emulsification, dispersion, corrosion inhibition, lubrication, wetting, and foaming. Key features of Lanphos PE244 include its excellent stability in high concentrations of alkalis and electrolytes, as well as its exceptional detergency and emulsification capabilities.

Lansurf AE35 is a biodegradable nonionic surfactant created through the reaction of ethylene oxide with a synthetic primary alcohol. This product demonstrates compatibility with soaps, anionic, cationic, and other nonionic surfactants, showcasing excellent oil/water emulsification, wetting, and detergency properties. Notably, this nonionic variant is inherently anhydrous in nature.

Lansurf STO can be used singularly or in combination with the ester ethoxylates such as Lansurf STO85. Typically this product is extremely hydrophobic and finds use as an emulsifier in many waxes and creams for household applications. Used in combinations with the exthoxylates, Lansurf STO is used in textiles, leather treatments, silicone oils and agrochemicals. This product is also found to be readily biodegradable and would not expect to persist indefinitely in the environment.

Lanphos PET11 is a phosphate ester manufactured with phosphorous pentoxide, containing both mono- and di-esters. Its primary advantage lies in its excellent stability in high concentrations of acid, alkali, and electrolyte. This product finds applications in cutting fluids, leather processing, agrochemicals, emulsion polymerization, and pigment dispersion.

Lanphos PE310 is a phosphate ester manufactured with phosphorous pentoxide and contains both mono and diesters. Its main advantage lies in its excellent stability in high concentrations of acid, alkali, and electrolyte. Key properties include hydrotrope, high electrolyte stability, and resistance to acids and alkalis.

Lanphos PE36, a potent emulsifier applicable across diverse polymer systems, is particularly valued as a primary emulsifier, eliminating the necessity for a secondary surfactant for system stabilization. It serves as the top preference for formulators due to its versatility. Apart from yielding remarkably small particle sizes, it incorporates an inherent stabilizer system, preventing polymer particle re-agglomeration.

Lansurf AE33 is a biodegradable nonionic surfactant created through the ethylene oxide reaction with a synthetic primary alcohol. This product boasts compatibility with soaps, anionic, cationic, and other nonionic surfactants, showcasing excellent oil/water and water/oil emulsification, wetting, and detergency properties. Notably, this nonionic variant is inherently anhydrous in nature.