Greesol™ A04 E is a multifunctional surfactant additive with wetting, foaming and dispersing properties. This is a non-ionic surfactant that can decrease surface tension, control foam and reduce water sensitivity. This product is well suited in the production of waterborne industrial coatings, waterborne wood coatings, plastic water-based paint, water-based ink, water based varnish, pressure-sensitive adhesive, paint and dye manufacturing. It is a Ethandiol solvent based product.
Chem (Yueyang) Waterborne Additive Co., Ltd. has multiple invention patents with proprietary intellectual property rights. The production technology and application research of gemini nonionic surfactants, such as Greesol™ compound and the adduct of Greesol™ and ethylene oxide, take the lead in China at present, and the company is one of the main producers of Greesol™ waterborne additives around the globe.
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