Products

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.

Lansurf SMS60-FG can be used singularly or in combination with esters such as Lansurf SMS. Typical applications include agrochemical formulations, as anti-fogging agents in plastic films, textile fiber lubricants and softener and as secondary emulsifiers in suspension and emulsion polymerisation. This product is also found to be readily biodegradable and would not expect to persist indefinitely in the environment.

Lansurf AE73 is a biodegradable nonionic surfactant created through the reaction of ethylene oxide with cetyl oleyl alcohol. This product is compatible with soaps, anionic, cationic, and other nonionic surfactants. It demonstrates effective oil/water emulsification and serves as a highly efficient emulsifier for vegetable and mineral oils, paraffin waxes, and alkyd resins. It finds applications in various areas, including metalworking, agrochemicals, and oilfield chemicals.

Lansurf AE253 is a biodegradable nonionic surfactant created through the reaction of ethylene oxide with a synthetic C13/15 middle fraction primary alcohol. This product is compatible with soaps, anionic, cationic, and other nonionic surfactants. It exhibits good water/oil emulsification, wetting, and detergency. At 25°C, it appears as a clear to slightly hazy liquid, free from foreign matter, with a characteristic odor.

Lansurf AEP66 is a biodegradable nonionic surfactant produced through the reaction of ethylene oxide and propylene oxide on a synthetic primary fatty alcohol. It shares compatibility with soaps, anionic, cationic, and other nonionic surfactants, offering wetting, detergency, and low foam. Similar to AEP63, it is employed in cleaning applications where low foaming is essential, such as machine dishwash, metal cleaning, and bottle rinse formulations. It is also used in textiles, oils, lubricants, agrochemicals, paints, and polymers.

Lansurf CO40, belonging to the chemical family of ethoxylates, is a versatile liquid solution designed for agrochemical applications. Functioning as a nonionic surfactant and co-emulsifier, it excels in providing emulsification and excellent wetting features. Lansurf CO40 is recognized for its low toxicity, making it a standout choice in the realm of agrochemicals.

Lansurf SMS60 can be used singularly or in combination with esters such as Lansurf SMS. Typical applications include agrochemical formulations, as anti-fogging agents in plastic films, textile fiber lubricants and softener and as secondary emulsifiers in suspension and emulsion polymerisation. This product is also found to be readily biodegradable and would not expect to persist indefinitely in the environment.

Lansurf AE105 is a nonionic surfactant crafted through the reaction of 5 moles of ethylene oxide with a 2-propyl heptanol base. This specific ethylene oxide range empowers the product with a diverse range of applications, particularly excelling in detergency and wetting. Notably, Lansurf AE105 stands out for its positive environmental profile, characterized by high biodegradability.

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.

Agrosurf COS4 is a speciality co-solvent for application in the formulation of pesticides. This product is used in a wide variety of agrochemical formulations where it can enhance the toxicant solubility and also improve emulsification by acting as both solvent and penetrant.

Agrosurf ME100 Microemulsions as opposed to macroemulsions give emulsions of very small particle size and very good stability. Typically when a microemulsion is achieved the end product is a clear solution which sometimes has a slight bloom. One main advantage of microemulsions is that they are easily dilutable to the required concentration.

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.