Andisil® EM 350 FP is a 35% ind. emulsion of 350 cSt fluid, food packaging grade. Andisil® EM FGK Silicone Emulsions are Food & Kosher Grade nonionic emulsions of Polydimethylsiloxane used in both food processing and general applications. These antifoams are dilutable in water and effective in a variety of systems. This product has 35% silicone content.
AB Specialty Silicones is a manufacturing and distribution company that specializes in silicone products and chemistry. They serve numerous industries, including food and beverage processing. They offer Food Packaging Grade, Food Grade, and Kosher Grade silicone emulsions, antifoams, and defoamers that can be used in a wide range of applications.
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