products
‹
›
‹
›
It is particularly suitable for the production of various synthetic resins and adhesives (such as acrylic emulsions and EVA emulsions). It offers excellent compatibility and leaves no residue in the system. It completely eliminates quality issues such as craters and fisheyes that can be introduced by defoamers, helping you reduce defective product rates and save production costs.
◼PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
AFC-8034A is a defoamer based on mineral oil, with special additives and refined by special process. It is specially designed for synthetic resin emulsions. It has excellent defoaming and antifoaming properties and good compatibility. It can be applied to latex systems such as styrene, butadiene, acrylic acid, polyvinyl chloride and its copolymers, ethylene/vinyl acetate and water-soluble alkyd.
◼FEATURES
Outstanding defoaming and antifoaming properties for pressure-sensitive adhesives and water-based laminating adhesives.
No cross-linking residues, no impact on the system.
Good compatibility in resin synthesis process.
◼APPLICATION AREA
Polymer emulsion, synthetic resin.
◼What is mineral oil defoamer?
Mineral oil defoamers are a type of non-ionic defoamer based on mineral oil. Mineral oil defoamers typically use petroleum hydrocarbons, such as white oil, paraffin oil, or other refined mineral oils, as a base oil. They may also contain auxiliary ingredients such as surfactants, emulsifiers, or stabilizers to enhance their performance.
◼What are the characteristics of mineral oil defoamer
1. High Efficiency: Mineral oil defoamers can quickly and effectively eliminate foam and are suitable for a variety of foaming systems.
2. Stability: Mineral oil defoamers generally exhibit good stability during storage and use, and are not prone to stratification or deterioration.
3. Wide Applicability: Because mineral oil defoamers are not dependent on a specific ionic environment, they are suitable for a wide range of pH values and temperatures.
4. Relatively Low Cost: Compared to other types of defoamers, mineral oil defoamers are generally less expensive, making them more common in cost-sensitive industrial applications.
However, mineral oil defoamers do have limitations. For example, in certain applications, mineral oil may chemically react or interact with other components in the foaming system, affecting product performance or quality. Furthermore, the use of mineral oil defoamers may be restricted in certain applications with strict environmental requirements.
Thus, when selecting a mineral oil defoamer, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the specific application scenario and needs to ensure that it meets production requirements.
Request a Quote
Related Recommendations
