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      CAS Wetting Agents

      Wetting agents for water-based paints with a range of features, including high scrub resistance, multifunctional stabilisation, and biobased content.

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      Chemal

      Chemal surfactants can be used in a variety of applications including metalworking, metal cleaning and homecare, industrial & institutional (I&I).

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      Chemax

      Chemax surfactants are used in a many applications including metalworking, plastic, textile and homecare, industrial & institutional (I&I) products. Chemax NP-6 also has applications within the construction market as an emulsifier, foaming and wetting agent.

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      Chemeen

      Chemeen fatty amine ethoxylates are mildly cationic surfactants that are used as emulsifiers, corrosion inhibitors and to provide lubricity primarily to metalworking products and hard surface cleaners.

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      Chemfac

      Chemfac phosphate esters are used in metalworking products to provide emulsification, rust inhibition and extreme pressure (EP) properties.

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      Chemstat

      Chemstat are a range of sulphonates which can be used within the CASE and plastics industry, to promote properties such as anti-static and anti-fogging to polymers before processing.

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      Chemstat HTSA

      Chemstat HTSA are a range of slip agents from PCC Chemax which, when extruded with plastic, provide lubrication along with other physical properties such as scratch resistance and improved melt flow.

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      Custom Wax Blends

      Whatever your application, if you need a wax or a wax-blend then we can work with you to develop a wax customised to your needs.

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      DispersiTech™

      An additive and pigment dispersion grade. It reduces pigment agglomeration & enhances wet-out, suspension of individual particles and increases opacity.

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      EGECat® Bismuth Catalysts

      Lower toxicity, environmentally friendly alternatives to tin, lead, and mercury catalysts for the curing of polyurethanes. They can be used as a co-catalyst with a tertiary amine to accelerate the urethane reaction and presents a gradual increase of the viscosity (no induction period of low viscosity as observed with mercury).

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