PVP K-12 is a hygroscopic, amorphous polymer supplied as a white, free-flowing powder. It can be plasticized with water and most common organic plasticizers. It is considered to be physiologically inert. This product is cross-linkable to a water insoluble, swellable material either in the course of vinylpyrrolidone polymerization, by addition of an appropriate multifunctional comonomer or by post-reaction, typically through hydrogen abstraction chemistry. PVP products are recommended for dishwashing, fabric care, household cleaning, and industrial and institutional cleaning applications.
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Ashland offers innovative cleaning products for fabrics, household products, dishwashing applications, and industrial cleaners. The company supplies dye-transfer inhibitors, scale dispersants, and cellulose ethers. These products improve cleaning performance, enhance viscosity and particle suspension, and boost rheology modification and stabilization.
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