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BENTONE® 920 rheological additive is an easy-to-disperse, rapid-yielding, economical organobentonite viscosifier for oil-based muds, inverted emulsion muds, completion fluids, and workover fluids. BENTONE® 920's unique composition delivers a dry process gellant that requires less time and shear to build full rheology in drilling fluids, and that yields at low field temperatures. BENTONE® 920 is also significantly more efficient in mineral oils and alpha olefins than conventional organoclay viscosifiers. BENTONE® 920 is suitable for drilling fluids based on mineral and other low toxicity oils, and synthetics, as well as diesel and crude oils.
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BARAGEL® rheological additive is a gellent for a wide range of mineral oils, synthetic, and other organic fluids of medium to low polarity. It can be readily blended into oils and fluids using normal grease equipment. The product produced must be sheared through a colloid mill or homogenizer to obtain maximum yield.
BARAGEL® 10 rheological additive is a novel, environmentally friendly organoclay gallant designed specifically for the vegetable oil-based grease and lubricant markets. It works effectively in a wide variety of vegetable oils in addition to synthetic esters and some conventional petroleum-based oils. Produced from refined and processed naturally occurring organic and inorganic materials, It is an environmentally friendly material.
BARAGEL® 20 rheological additive is an organic derivative of a smectite clay and is designed for medium to low polarity systems. It is suitable for medium to high V.I. mineral oils, synthetic hydrocarbon fluids, such as poly-alpha-olefins, and vegetable oils.
BARAGEL® 24 rheological additive is an organic derivative of a special smectite clay. It is specifically designed to improve thickening efficiency in synthetic and other organic fluids of medium- to high-polarity.