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Dow Consumer & Industrial Solutions 陶氏化学公司 lists 7 grades in Lubricants & Metalworking Fluids. The sheets saved on this site are below.
Grades from Dow Consumer & Industrial Solutions 陶氏化学公司
CORRGUARD™ EXT AMINO ALCOHOL
CORRGUARD™ EXT1 is a new primary amino alcohol chemistry designed for use in long-life metalworking fluids (MWFs).
CORRGUARD™ RED
CORRGUARD™ RED is designed to be compatible with local raw materials for the metalworking fluid (MWF) market in
CORRGUARD™ SI
Is intended for use with aluminum alloys (including AI380), galvanized steel and galvaneal. A unique, multi-functional, and environmentally friendly stain inhibitor, CORRGUARD™ SI is both phosphorous and silicate free. CORRGUARD™ SI works to keep your important parts clean while also providing emulsification and lubricity properties to further enhance the efficacy of your metalworking fluids.
CORRGUARD™-95
A primary amino alcohol that is an efficient neutralizer of acidic ingredients and a leading amine for metalworking fluid formulations.
DMAMP-80™
A neutralizing amine used in paints and coatings and process water applications. It can serve as an emulsifying agent, corrosion inhibitor, resin solubilizer, and catalyst for the production of foams, a stabilizer for finishes, and raw material for chemical synthesis.
AEPD®-85
A primary amino alcohol designed for use in all water-dilutable metalworking fluids. AEPD®-85 exhibits intermediate base strength, has low volatility, and is an excellent choice for directly replacing diethanolamine (DEA).
ALKATERGE®-T
A non-volatile surface active agent that is only slightly soluble in water. It is used as a corrosion inhibitor, an emulsifier, and as a dispersant in a variety of applications. When properly incorporated into a formulation, it can often perform all these functions simultaneously as well as others specific to particular systems.
