PEL-PHOS™ 884 is an oil soluble phosphate ester in the acid form and an extreme pressure additive. Unneutralized, it is insoluble in water but upon neutralization with a water soluble amine, it becomes water soluble and acts as a co-emulsifier for oils and semisynthetic fluids. It is an excellent emulsifier for water-insoluble polyalkylene glycols. PEL-PHOS™ 884 can be used to make microemulsion metal working fluids that are totally synthetic and free from both petroleum and vegetable oils.
Ele Corporation is a mid-sized ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturer of specialty and intermediate chemicals used in Lubricant, Metalworking Fluid and Cleaner formulations. Elé manufactures a wide variety of Metalworking ingredients tailor-made to our customers’ specific needs, including products which are naturally-derived, biodegradable, low-foaming, and DEA-free. We are agile and responsive to customers’ needs, having the ability to manufacture quantities from 1000 kg to 40 metric tons.
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