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Ketan Gandhi

Organo modified polysiloxane.Ingredients for processing textiles,garments,paper,leather,paint,personal care,antifoams.

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$Product Name Type Amine Value(mgKOH/gm) Refractive Index Viscosity in cps Modfluid-KL-1 Reactive Diamine 18 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Modfluid-KL-6 Reactive Diamine 24 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Modfluid-KL-8 Reactive Diamine 30 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Modfluid-KL-20 Reactive 20 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500-1500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-75 Reactive 60 ± 2 1.408 - 1.414 25 - 100 Monoamine Modfluid-KL-100 Reactive Diamine 100 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 2000 Modfluid-KL-401-EM Reactive 21 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 1000-2500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-909 Reactive 9±1 1.403 - 1.409 6,000 - 14,000 Diamine Modfluid-KL-1003 Reactive 16 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 – 3000 Diamine Modfluid-KL-1016 Amido 16 ± 2 1.405 - 1.410 800-2000 Modfluid-KL-1025 Reactive 25 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-1030 Non-Reactive 30 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 100 – 200 Diamine Modfluid-KL-1035 Reactive 27 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 5000 - 10000 Diamine$

$Product Name Type Amine Value(mgKOH/gm) Refractive Index Viscosity in cps Modfluid-KL-1100 Reactive 11 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 3000 - 8000 Diamine Modfluid-KL-1500 ES Reactive Diamine 14 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 1000 - 6000 Modfluid-KL-21637 Reactive Diamine 16 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Modfluid-KL-2500-T Reactive Triamine 25 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 2500 Modfluid-KL-3803 Reactive 18 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 1400-2500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-4910 Reactive 21 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 800-1200 Diamine Modfluid-KL-5015 Reactive Diamine 15 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 3000 - 8000 Modfluid-KL-7027 Reactive 27 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 7000-10000 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8004 Reactive 15± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500-3500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8014 Reactive 10 ± 1 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 2500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8251 Reactive Diamine 28 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Modfluid-KL-8282 Reactive Diamine 25 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 2000 Modfluid-KL-8290 Reactive 28 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 800 - 2000 Diamine$

$Product Name Type Amine Value(mgKOH/gm) Refractive Index Viscosity in cps Modfluid-KL-8406 Reactive 32 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500-1500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8417 Reactive 32 ± 2 1.405 - 1.410 800 - 1500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8445 Reactive 45 ± 2 1.403 – 1.409 500 - 1500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8468 Reactive 22 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500-1200 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8603 Reactive 16 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 3500 Monoamine Modfluid-4730 Reactive 35 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 800 - 1300 Diamine Modfluid-4780 Reactive 20 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500-1000 Diamine Modfluid-1020-SE Non reactive 20 ± 2 1.413 -1.420 500 - 4000 Modfluid-1040-SE Non reactive 40 ± 2 1.413 -1.420 500 - 4000 Modfluid-SQ-1117 Non reactive 17 ± 2 1.408 – 1.414 500 - 2000 Modfluid-SQ-1135 Non reactive 32 ± 2 1.408 – 1.414 500 - 2000 Modfluid-SF Quaternary 6±1 1.403 - 1.409 100 - 900$

$Product Name Type Amine Value(mgKOH/gm) Refractive Index Viscosity in cps POLYDIMETHYL SILOXANE Modfluid-KL-350 Polydimethyl ---- 1.4010-1.4040 300-400 siloxane Modfluid-KL-1000 Polydimethyl ----- 1.4010-1.4040 900-1100 siloxane Modfluid-KL-12000 Polydimethyl ----- 1.4010-1.4040 11500 – 12500 siloxane Modfluid-KL-30000 Polydimethyl ----- 1.4010-1.4040 29000 – 31000 siloxane Modfluid-KL-60000 Polydimethyl ----- 1.4010-1.4040 59000 – 61000 siloxane$

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This document summarizes the performance of lubricants based on silicone copolymer chemistry. It begins with an introduction to silicones and their molecular structure. It then discusses the properties of lubricants made from phenyl/fluoro silicone copolymers, including their wear resistance, high temperature stability, and low coefficients of friction. Greases made with phenyl/fluoro silicone copolymers are shown to demonstrate better high temperature performance compared to other common lubricant technologies. The document concludes by summarizing the test results, showing the copolymer-based greases offer improved properties such as thermal stability and corrosion resistance.

New silicone copolymer lubricants

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The document introduces Dow Corning's new line of phenyl-fluoro siloxane copolymer lubricants. These lubricants offer improved thermal stability and wear resistance compared to traditional silicone lubricants due to their copolymer structure. Grease and fluid formulations were developed with different phenyl-fluoro ratios to balance thermal stability and wear performance. Testing showed the copolymer lubricants outperformed polyol ester and PFPE lubricants in high temperature performance, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance. The new Molykote G-900x grease series was highlighted as a competitive alternative to PFPE lubricants for applications from -35°C to 220°C.

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Phenolic yellowing of textiles

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The document discusses various causes of yellowing in textiles during storage and heat processing. It notes that yellowing is often caused by reactions between phenolic antioxidants used in packaging materials and textile finishes with nitrogen oxides in the air. Factors like humidity, temperature, and UV exposure can also influence yellowing. The document recommends several products that can help prevent yellowing, including Quench-APY, Quench-AY, Quench-LG, and Altranol-GR, which protect fibers from oxidative damage and reactions with nitrous oxides.

Saniguard 7500.Silane Quat Antimicrobial . FAQ

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Sanigard 7500. Silane Quat Antimicrobial

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Saniguard 7500.Silane Quat Antimicrobial.FAQ

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 It is developed as a product for producing gray cast on denim during hypochlorite bleaching process.  To overcome this disadvantage the expensive process used is laccase enzyme. Denimax GC is the chemical substitute of laccase enzyme.  Produces the desired gray cast on denim  Enables consistent gray cast or shade, unlike in case of laccase enzyme where shade or cast variation cannot be controlled.  Eliminates use of expensive laccase-enzyme. Shortens the extra step of 30- 45 mins of enzyme treatment

Oligomer remover

Ketan Gandhi

Oligomer & the importance of Oligomer remover------- Oligomer is a smaller chain length of polyester made up of two or more molecules of basic ethylene terephthlate i.e. dimer or trimer, produced as a side reaction during the manufacture of polyester. The Oligoester because of its smaller chain length is in the form of a fine powder which is entrapped is basic polymer and migrates to the surface during high temperature polyester dyeing. Higher the depth more is the displacement of Oligomer to the fibre surface. Typically polyester fibres contain between 1.5-3.5% by mass of low molecular esters, the principal oligomer being cyclic tris (ethylene terephthalate) with smaller quantities of dimer, pentamer & other compounds. Approximately 0.1 % to 1.0 % of Oligomer is produced as a side reaction in the manufacture of basic polyester. Oligomer & the importance of Oligomer remover, problems caused on its deposit, Removing Art, Solutions----

Moisture management products--Products For Functional Modification

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Alaroma-IMR-IR Insect Repellent

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1. Mosquito-borne diseases like malaria and West Nile virus are spreading due to global warming increasing mosquito ranges. 2. A mosquito repellent textile finishes called Alaroma IMR and Alaroma-IR can protect people by repelling mosquitoes when applied to fabrics. 3. Testing shows these repellent finishes provide over 90% protection against mosquitoes on polyester and cotton fabrics for 30 minutes or more.

Alquat CLA --Garment processing chemical-BLEACH BATH ACCELARATOR---special ef...

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Alquat CLA is a bleach bath accelerator designed to catalyze the faster formation of active bleaching species from sodium hypochlorite, improving productivity and reducing the amount of hypochlorite needed. As a cationic surfactant, Alquat CLA minimizes backstaining. It can reduce the chlorine bleach concentration by over 50% and processing time in half, lowering fabric damage and reducing quantities of antichlor and peroxide required in subsequent steps. This leads to a more eco-friendly and cost-effective bleaching process. Alquat CLA is also beneficial when bleaching tencel blends, reducing damage to the fabric and fibrillation of tencel fibers.

ALQUAT BBA—Bleach Bath Accelerator, garment processing chemical

Ketan Gandhi

Bleach Bath Accelerator is a unique catalyst and desorbing agent designed to greatly accelerate the action of chlorine bleach on indigo. It allows for substantial reductions in chlorine bleach concentrations, bleach cycle time, and process temperatures while achieving the same shade. Key benefits include reduced fabric damage, improved productivity through shorter cycle times, lower environmental impact through reduced effluent, and reduced costs through lower temperatures and chemical use. It is especially useful for bleaching tencel blends, reducing damage and fibrillation compared to sodium hypochlorite alone.

Amplify Black---Colour deepening agent increases the depth of dyed textile po...

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ALTRANOL GR--- Prevent yellowing of fabrics during heat setting or moulding.

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This document provides information on Altranol-GR, a product used to prevent yellowing of textiles during processing. It discusses various causes of textile yellowing including NOx gases from direct heating, heat exposure, light exposure, microorganisms, and chemical interactions. Altranol-GR contains scavengers that react with NOx gases to prevent fiber damage and yellowing. It can be applied by padding or exhaust and provides antioxidant effects during heat setting and molding to maintain whiteness. The document provides application guidelines and recipes for using Altranol-GR at different stages of textile processing.

Saniguard active---Durable,nonleaching antimicrobial for all surfaces

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Aquasil hs-new--"Next Generation hydrophilic “softener for a demanding textil...

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1) durable non-yellowing hydrophilic silicone softener 2) Exhibits excellent soft, smooth and greasy bulky hand while retaining the fabrics original water absorbency & pile, 3) Excellent wicking and moisture transport. 4) It is shear stable and hence suitable in application in high turbulence equipment’s like JET, Soft flow machine etc. 5) Revolutionary Technology of Hydrophilic Silicone 6) A Solution for Economic Damage of Textiles.

Dyefix CF--Chlorine Fastness Improver For dyed Cellulosic Fabrics

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Dyefix-CF is a solution that improves the color fastness of dyed fabrics. It helps fix reactive dyes permanently onto fabrics, protecting them from fading during washing, rubbing, perspiration, chlorine exposure, and other processes. Without a fixative like Dyefix-CF, unfixed dye portions can stain other fabrics during washing. Dyefix-CF significantly improves color fastness and retention, especially for reactive and direct dyeings, with little to no effect on shade, light fastness, or fabric handle and absorbency. It is formaldehyde-free and recommended for use in exhaust and pad dyeing processes.

Ultrafresh mg

Ketan Gandhi

Garment Processing Chemical----Ultrafresh mg [A powdered product used to pr...

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Ball blast effect uses thermocol balls treated with hypochlorite solution and calcium carbonate powder to produce localized abrasion and aesthetic changes on garment surfaces. The process involves filling a drum washer 3/4 full with treated thermocol balls, adding a dilute active substance solution, then calcium carbonate powder to form a pasty mass. Dry garments are then added and tumbled for 10-30 minutes to achieve the desired bleach effect or color cut. The garments can then be given antichlor treatment or simply washed and dried.

Sequesterant

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This document discusses sequestering agents, which are compounds that form soluble complexes with metal ions, preventing precipitation. It provides examples of multidentate ligands that can chelate metal ions, including ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA). Sequestering agents stably complex metal ions through ring structures of 5-6 atoms. The document also examines the role of stabilizers in hydrogen peroxide solutions and mechanisms of bleaching with hydrogen peroxide under alkaline conditions.

Preparatory products

Ketan Gandhi

This document provides information on various chemical products from Altranol used in textile processing. It lists the product names, descriptions of their functions, key product features, and categories they belong to including scouring/boiling-off, one pack products, mercerizing/wetting, natural products, stain removers/scouring, alkali neutralizers, lubricating agents, wetting/de-aerating, defoamers, peroxide stabilizers, quenchers and sequesterants. The chemicals listed are used at different stages of textile processing for functions such as scouring, bleaching, desizing, wetting and others.

Polyester list

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This document provides information on various types of textile auxiliaries including: 1. Scouring agents that remove sizes and stains from fabrics as well as desizing and bleaching capabilities. 2. Stain removers and scouring agents that have oil and grease removing properties. 3. Oligomer removers and machine cleaning agents that remove residues from dyeing machines and fibers. 4. Various finishing agents such as stiffeners, softeners, flame retardants, and weight reducing agents.

Modscour bl

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The document summarizes a new product called MODSCOUR-BL that can be used for peroxide bleaching. It offers several advantages over traditional bleaching methods: it allows bleaching, wetting, dispersing, and stabilization to be performed in a single bath. It is biodegradable, stable against acids and alkalis, and improves wettability. The product is suitable for all machine types and fiber types, guarantees minimal fiber damage, and achieves high whiteness while saving time, water, and energy. It can be used for bleaching cotton, viscose, and other fibers. Test results show it improves whiteness and is more environmentally friendly than conventional bleaching agents.

Knit product list

Ketan Gandhi

The document describes several chemical products used in textile wet processing, including rapid wetting agents, stain removing agents, scouring agents, defoamers, protonating agents, one pack systems, lubricating agents, peroxide stabilizers, core alkali neutralizers, sequestering agents, and peroxide neutralizers. The products are designed to mobilize and remove impurities from cotton, remove spots and stains, prevent yellowing, control foam, soften fabrics, and complex metal ions at different stages of wet processing.

Denimax gc

Ketan Gandhi

This document describes Denimax GC, a chemical substitute for the enzyme laccase. Denimax GC is used during the hypochlorite bleaching process of indigo dyed fabrics to produce a gray cast rather than a royal or powder blue color. It provides gray coloring in a single step and enables consistent shades, unlike laccase enzyme. Using Denimax GC eliminates an extra step and the expense of laccase enzyme treatment. It is applied during bleaching at room temperature for 30-45 minutes to produce the desired gray tone on denim fabrics.

Cotton list

Ketan Gandhi

1. The document describes various chemical products used in textile processing including enzymes for biopolishing denim, cellulase enzymes for denim washing, and a liquid preparation with high catalase activity. 2. It also lists products for oxidative desizing, rapid wetting, fixing, protonating, bleach activation, stain removal, defoaming, stripping, one pack systems, antimigrating, lubricating, and scouring fabrics. 3. The products are designed to perform specialized functions like desizing, scouring, bleaching, lubricating and improving the handling, appearance and properties of fabrics during processing.

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13. Product Name Type Amine Value(mgKOH/gm) Refractive Index Viscosity in cps Modfluid-KL-1 Reactive Diamine 18 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Modfluid-KL-6 Reactive Diamine 24 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Modfluid-KL-8 Reactive Diamine 30 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Modfluid-KL-20 Reactive 20 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500-1500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-75 Reactive 60 ± 2 1.408 - 1.414 25 - 100 Monoamine Modfluid-KL-100 Reactive Diamine 100 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 2000 Modfluid-KL-401-EM Reactive 21 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 1000-2500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-909 Reactive 9±1 1.403 - 1.409 6,000 - 14,000 Diamine Modfluid-KL-1003 Reactive 16 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 – 3000 Diamine Modfluid-KL-1016 Amido 16 ± 2 1.405 - 1.410 800-2000 Modfluid-KL-1025 Reactive 25 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-1030 Non-Reactive 30 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 100 – 200 Diamine Modfluid-KL-1035 Reactive 27 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 5000 - 10000 Diamine

14. Product Name Type Amine Value(mgKOH/gm) Refractive Index Viscosity in cps Modfluid-KL-1100 Reactive 11 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 3000 - 8000 Diamine Modfluid-KL-1500 ES Reactive Diamine 14 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 1000 - 6000 Modfluid-KL-21637 Reactive Diamine 16 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Modfluid-KL-2500-T Reactive Triamine 25 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 2500 Modfluid-KL-3803 Reactive 18 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 1400-2500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-4910 Reactive 21 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 800-1200 Diamine Modfluid-KL-5015 Reactive Diamine 15 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 3000 - 8000 Modfluid-KL-7027 Reactive 27 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 7000-10000 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8004 Reactive 15± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500-3500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8014 Reactive 10 ± 1 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 2500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8251 Reactive Diamine 28 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 1500 Modfluid-KL-8282 Reactive Diamine 25 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 2000 Modfluid-KL-8290 Reactive 28 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 800 - 2000 Diamine

15. Product Name Type Amine Value(mgKOH/gm) Refractive Index Viscosity in cps Modfluid-KL-8406 Reactive 32 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500-1500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8417 Reactive 32 ± 2 1.405 - 1.410 800 - 1500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8445 Reactive 45 ± 2 1.403 – 1.409 500 - 1500 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8468 Reactive 22 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500-1200 Diamine Modfluid-KL-8603 Reactive 16 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500 - 3500 Monoamine Modfluid-4730 Reactive 35 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 800 - 1300 Diamine Modfluid-4780 Reactive 20 ± 2 1.403 - 1.409 500-1000 Diamine Modfluid-1020-SE Non reactive 20 ± 2 1.413 -1.420 500 - 4000 Modfluid-1040-SE Non reactive 40 ± 2 1.413 -1.420 500 - 4000 Modfluid-SQ-1117 Non reactive 17 ± 2 1.408 – 1.414 500 - 2000 Modfluid-SQ-1135 Non reactive 32 ± 2 1.408 – 1.414 500 - 2000 Modfluid-SF Quaternary 6±1 1.403 - 1.409 100 - 900

16. Product Name Type Amine Value(mgKOH/gm) Refractive Index Viscosity in cps POLYDIMETHYL SILOXANE Modfluid-KL-350 Polydimethyl ---- 1.4010-1.4040 300-400 siloxane Modfluid-KL-1000 Polydimethyl ----- 1.4010-1.4040 900-1100 siloxane Modfluid-KL-12000 Polydimethyl ----- 1.4010-1.4040 11500 – 12500 siloxane Modfluid-KL-30000 Polydimethyl ----- 1.4010-1.4040 29000 – 31000 siloxane Modfluid-KL-60000 Polydimethyl ----- 1.4010-1.4040 59000 – 61000 siloxane

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