Calfax® 10LA-75 is a amber, viscous soluble surface active agent that contains no halogenated solvents. Calfax® 10LA-75 is compatible with a broad range of high electrolyte solutions, such as brine, bleach, caustic and inorganic acids. The linear side chain of Calfax® 10LA-75 promotes emulsification and solubility in organic solvents. It is recommended that Calfax® 10LA-75 be added to water, if a dilution is needed, as high viscosity occurs when water is added to the Calfax® 10LA-75. The high electrolyte tolerance and surface activity of Calfax® 10LA-75 make it the surfactant of choice for making latex emulsions for adhesives and foam rubber.
Pilot Chemical has a number of proprietary technologies, including alkylation, sulfonation, sulfation, and amidization. Custom blending is also offered, which helps to produce economical and customer/application specific blends. The Calfax® and Masurf® lines offer excellent wetting, coupling, stabilizing, and leveling properties, and can be used in a wide range of applications.
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