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Gilsonite road
02 Jan

Gilsonite for road construction

Gilsonite for road construction Gilsonite use in hot asphalt mixtures is very high. Mixing Gilsonite with bitumen increases the strength and resistance of pavements to traffic, reduces the effect of wheels on pavement, cracks at low temperatures, prevents deformation in hot weather and also Gilsonite has effects of moisture. Due to the correctness of the bitumen process and the resulting asphalt, many countries such as Australia, Singapore, Indonesia, Japan, France and Germany have used Gilsonite for high-traffic lanes, which has been [...]

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Gilsonite 10-15 application
06 Dec

Gilsonite 10-15%

Gilsonite 10-15% Gilsonite 10-15% (Natural bitumen), General specification: Gilsonite 10-15% is extracting from related mine which has the best quality natural bitumen and forwarding to the factory for crushing to finer Gilsonite lumps or Natural Bitumen powder. Gilsonite 10-15% (Natural bitumen), Applications: Gilsonite 10-15%, most commonly used casting and metal foundry as a critical additive. Gilsonite 10-15% is also using for drilling for oil and gas wells, especially in OBM drilling method. Gillsonite 10-15% also use in asphalt mixing for road construction. [...]

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PE Wax application
05 Dec

PE Wax Applications

PE Wax  Applications PE Wax in production of plastic and injection products. PE Wax in food and dairy packaging. PE Wax in production of water and sewage pipes and pipes under gas pressure. PE Wax (Polyethylene wax) is used as a waterproofing agent in the production of wood composite boards such as MDF, chipboard, OSB boards and other wood products. PE Wax in making different types of candles, polyethylene wax is used. There are different types of candles and today [...]

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Sulfur Granule
20 Nov

Sulfur applications

Sulfur Applications Sulfur has been known and used for more than a thousand years. Sulfur consumption in industries is very diverse, so that in the past, sulfur consumption was often measured as an indicator to determine industrial activities in the country. One of the main uses of sulfur is the production of sulfuric acid, which is used in the preparation of organic chemicals, minerals and mainly agricultural fertilizers. Sulfur is also used to make explosives, ions, reagents, paint softeners, rubber, [...]

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calcium chloride
31 Oct

Calcium Chloride and its application

Calcium Chloride and its application Calcium chloride is an important calcium salt that has many household and industrial applications. Calcium chloride occurs in nature in its hydrated forms as the rare minerals sinjarite (dihydrate) and antarcticite (hexahydrate). Calcium chloride is also found in large amounts in natural brine from salt lakes and salt deposits. Calcium chloride is also produced as a major by-product during manufacture of soda ash (Na2CO3) by the Solvay process, in which limestone is reacted with NaCl solution. Calcium chloride [...]

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PE wax in PVC
27 Oct

Polyethylene Wax uses and properties

Polyethylene Wax uses and properties Polyethylene wax has many physical and chemical properties that make Polyethylene wax suitable for a wide range of industrial applications. A recent study by Transparency Market Research has shown a marked increase in demand for the product. Some of the many applications of Polyethylene wax are paper-coating, crayons, packaging, ink and leather auxiliaries. Others are food additives and paints As a completely saturated ethylene homopolymer, Polyethylene wax is linear and crystalline. That is why Polyethylene wax finds [...]

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gypsum application
18 Oct

Gypsum

Gypsum Gypsum is a white mineral called CaSO4.2H2O (hydrated calcium sulfate) that is used in the manufacture of cement and gypsum especially (to control the setting of Portland cement) as well as in some fertilizers. Gypsum is found in several crystalline forms and is naturally white in color and may appear grayish, bluish gray, pink, or yellow due to impurities of clay organic matter and iron oxide. Gypsum has a specific gravity of 2.32 and a hardness of 1.5 to [...]

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LABSA market price
04 Oct

LABSA Applications

LABSA Applications LABSA  is used as anionic surfactant in the formulation of many washing compounds. This LABSA is one of the cheapest surfactants in the washing industry and is the most important and most consumable substance in a powder formulation and pure liquids. Sulfonic acid is the water-soluble, non-volatile and adsorbent and sulfonic acid used as emulsifiers, additives and lubricating oils .Sulfonic acid used as corrosion prevention and rust. The position of the alkyl benzene sulfonic acid as anionic surfactant is used in the formulation of many [...]

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گیلسونایت2
16 Aug

Gilsonite Properties

Gilsonite Properties Gilsonite greatly resembles asphalt. of which it is considered a species by many authors. Asphalt readily becomes softened by the warmth of the hand or the rays of the sun. Gilsonite is not affected by heat below the boiling point of water. Gilsonite does not have the same melt point, varying widely from about 230° F to 500° F, depending upon the particular vein from which the sample has been taken. Some of the larger veins contain more than one type of [...]

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Texapone 1
14 Aug

Texapon properties

Texapon properties Texapon N70 is a sodium laureth sulfate. Texapon usually used in clear and pearlescent, medium to high viscosity shampoos, and detergents products. Texapon a high active ether sulfate manufactured from a special mid-cut fatty alcohol containing an average of 2 moles of ethylene oxide with maximum control of unwanted by-products, including those causing color and odor. Texapon dissolves easily and in any proportion in water and has a high stability compared to hard water. Sodium lauryl ether sulfate is known by [...]

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