In a running system, added emulsifiers effectively control sedimentation.
GINSER emulsifiers contain tensides as emulsifying agents as well as solvents and/or stabilizers.
GINSER 461
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In GINSER 461, we combined
various polyglycol ethers as high molecular weight
surfactants. Since the components in GINSER are non-ionic,
they practically do not react with other high-molecular
compounds and do not bind metal ions in electrolyte solutions.
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| GINSER 568
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GINSER 568 performs great when it comes to dissolving the filtration residues on screens or felt, such as tar, bitumen, resins, wet-strength resins and similar substances. Such residues are commonplace in the paper industry. GINSER 568 does not only detach the above described residues but also emulsifies them. The emulsifiers guarantee the efficacy of the cleansing agent GINSER 568. |
| GINSER
569
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GINSER 569 performs great when it comes to loosening and emulsifying the filtration residues on screens or felt, such as tar, bitumen, resins, wet-strength resins and similar substances. Such residues are commonplace in the paper industry. Different from most commercially available screen and felt cleaners, GINSER 569 solutions do not just emulsify dirt but also help to detach it from surfaces. Once the dirt particles do not stick quite so tightly to the surface any more, the emulsifiers will do their work. Finally, dirt can be easily washed away |
