Calfax® 10L-45 is a light amber, water soluble surface active agent that contains no halogenated solvents. It is an aqueous surfactant solution that is compatible with a broad range of high electrolyte solutions such as brine, bleach, caustic and inorganic acids. The high surface activity and the high electrolyte tolerance of Calfax® 10L-45 make it the surfactant of choice for the manufacture of latex emulsions for adhesives and foam rubber. These properties allow the user to operate the emulsification system under conditions that would not be usable with conventional surface active agents, permitting greater control over latex molecular weight and particle size.
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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