Products

Dissolvine® 100-S is described as a versatile sequestering agent that forms stable, water-soluble chelates with polyvalent metal ions over a wide pH range. Its high purity makes it suitable for various applications, including detergents, disinfectants, and cleaners in both home care and industrial settings.

Dissolvine® H-40, also known as Hydroxyethylethylenediaminetriacetic Acid (HEDTA), is a liquid chelating agent used primarily in industrial and institutional cleaning applications. It is valued for its effectiveness in detergents, ensuring thorough cleaning without compromising safety-free from California Proposition 65 listed substances.

Dissolvine® GL-47-S is described as a versatile chelating agent with a strong environmental profile, suitable for various applications including personal care, where it provides benefits such as enhanced preservation, stability, and performance in formulations.

Dissolvine® Z-S is a high-purity chelating agent used in cosmetic ingredients and cleaning applications. It is primarily found in detergents for industrial and institutional cleaning, known for its crystal physical form.

Dissolvine® D-40, based on diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid (DTPA), pentasodium salts, serves as a chelating agent used in pulp production for stabilizing peroxide and hydrosulfite bleaching processes. It also functions in textiles to stabilize bleaching and dyeing baths.

Dissolvine® E-39, also known as tetrasodium EDTA, serves as a chelating agent across various applications. It is available in liquid and powder forms, used in home care and institutional & industrial cleaning for cleaners and detergents.

Dissolvine® Am2-45 is a chelating agent used in industrial cleaning applications. It is a liquid that is not listed in California Proposition 65 and is sodium-free. This product is suitable for institutional and industrial care.

Dissolvine® NA is a liquid chelating agent commonly used in cosmetic and cleaning products. It is particularly effective in industrial cleaning applications within the institutional and industrial care sectors.