Aristonate® C-5000 is a very high molecular weight, high purity calcium oil soluble neutral alkyl aryl sulfonate. It is a viscous, dark brown petroleum sulfonate of high viscosity, which finds use in a wide variety of use in soluble oil and semi-synthetic industrial lubricant formulations. This product generates low foam levels and has excellent emulsification and corrosion protection properties. Aristonate® C-5000 imparts exceptional anti-corrosion and demulsification properties.
Pilot Chemical Company specializes in developing and manufacturing anionic and nonionic products used in the Lubricant and Metalworking Fluids industry. This company provides an extensive range of Alkyl Aryl Sulfonates and Calcium Sulfonates that can be widely used as corrosion inhibitors, demulsifiers, and emulsifiers in semi-synthetic industrial lubricant formulations, grinding oils, or soluble oils.
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