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Bio-based Dispersing Agents
We have developed a range of bio-based surfactants using our newly patented BioLoop technology, in which the molecule has two hydrophobes, based on either soya, rapeseed or sunflower, that are then connected with a hydrophilic loop originating from molasses. The two hydrophobes help to achieve maximum bonding and spacing on the particle surface to deliver superior stability and dispersing properties.
Key Features
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Based on BioLoop technology
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Renewable carbon index > 98%
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Ultra-mild
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No skin or eye irritancy
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Low ecotoxicity
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Biodegradable
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A green alternative to conventional dispersing agents
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Hazard label free
Soyabean Variants
Soyabean is from a sustainable crop and is readily available. These dispersing agents can be used in a wide range of aqueous dispersion. Lansperse BIO691 is soluble in solvent and aqueous and can be used in universal tinting formulations. Both Lansperse BIO801 and Lansperse BIO868 are dispersing agents for aqueous systems.
Lansperse BIO691
Lansperse BIO801
Lansperse BIO868
Rapeseed Variants
Rapeseed is a good sustainable crop with no environmental concerns. This range of products will be specifically ideal for dispersions in the cosmetics and personal care industries.
Lansperse RPS11
Lansperse RPS25
Lansperse RPS43
Sunflower Variants
The newest innovation within the Lankem biobased dispersant range, our sunflower variants offer good performance over a range of pigment types and surface chemistries.
Lansperse SUN10
Lansperse SUN20
Lansperse SUN30
