Chemical silane siloxane durable water repellent for textile AB

Chemical silane siloxane durable water repellent for textile AB System 1

Chemical silane siloxane durable water repellent for textile AB

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Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 bottle

Supply Capability:: 10000 bottle/month

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Classification:	Chemical Auxiliary Agent	CAS No.:	N/A	Other Names:	Waterproofing agent
MF:	N/A	EINECS No.:	N/A	Purity:	99%
Place of Origin:	Hebei China (Mainland)	Type:	Finishing auxiliary	Usage:	Textile Auxiliary Agents,Silane siloxane textile water repellent
Brand Name:	RUI XU	Model Number:	AB	Certificate::	ISO9001:2000
Environmental::	no APEO, PFOA, PFOS	Toxicological::	non-toxic	Hazards::	harmless
Stability::	high

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	25,125kg plastic drum 15-17tons/20GP'
Delivery Detail:	within 15 days after deposit

Specifications

1. washable
2. soft handle, elastic resilience, smoothness and gas permeability
3. no APEO, PFOA, PFOS
Sample is available

silane siloxane water repellent for textile AB

1. Physicochemical properties:

Ingredients: organosilicon compound
Appearance: A:white emulsion B: semitransparency emulsion
Ion: anionic
PH: A:4-5 B:5-6

2. Application of scope:

Various fibres such as cotton, Polyester, dacron, nylon.

3. Advantages:

Excellent water repellent ability
soft handle, elastic resilience, smoothness and gas permeability
no APEO, PFOA, PFOS
washable

4. Application methods:

1. A:15 g/l , B:15g/L, drying by 180-190°C for 1 minute to cotton,polyester,dacron.

2. A:10 g/l , B:10g/L, drying by 170°C for 2 minutes

practical dosage depends on trials.

5. Limited guarantee:

As the application conditions and methods of this product in practice are not controllable, we will not give any form of guarantee about the applicatablity, and not afford any occasional or attached lose, the only guarantee we give is that the product we provide is meet the Huancheng available specification

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