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- Product Applications
- Texipol® 63-510 is effective for thickening aqueous based systems over a wide pH range. Suggested applications include industrial cleaners, detergents, household products, metal cleaners and various textile coating and adhesive formulations. TTexipol® 63-510 may also be used to thicken certain non-aqueous systems such as simple alcohols and glycols as well as aqueous blends with N-methyl pyrollidone and other solvents.A good starting point is to add 4% of Texipol® 63-510, as received, directly to the composition to be thickened and then homogenize the mix thoroughly. If the resultant mix is too thin add more of Texipol® 63-510 and homogenize, and, if it is too viscous, add more of the unthickened composition and homogenize.
- For most of the applications maximum thickening is achieved within a few minutes but in highly acidic or alkaline formulations maximum thickening might require slightly longer times. Times for optimum thickening can be stabilized by monitoring viscosity development against time.
- It is not uncommon for Texipol® inverse emulsions to separate over time. This does not in any way indicate that the material is unfit for use. We recommend that Texipol® be stirred prior to use using a low-shear mixing system (e.g. with a paddle or handheld mixer) to ensure that the material is uniform when added to a formulation. Further, for formulations with a low percentage of water and/or where a low level of Texipol® is required, we recommend that water be added to the Texipol® prior to addition to the formulation (roughly 4 - 7% of Texipol® in water). This will prevent the possibility of localized pockets of thickened water in the formulation.
Properties
- Physical Form
- Appearance
- Creamy liquid
- Polymer Charge
- Anionic
- Polymer Compatibility
- Anionic / Non-ionic
- Characteristics
Value Units Test Method / Conditions Relative Density (at 25°C) approx. 1.05 - - Inverse Emulsion Viscosity* max. 5,000 cPs - Thickened Deionized Water** min. 150,000 cPs - Flow of Thickened Compositions Short - - Flash Point min. 100 °C - Optimal pH Usage Range 2 - 12 Typical Thickened Viscosity* min. 100,000 mPa.s - Solids Content 45 % - Specific Gravity 1.05 - - Pigmented System Viscosity (at 0.5% active,1.0 rpm) 267,000 cPs Pigmented System Viscosity (at 0.5% active, 100 rpm) 6,920 cPs - Note
*63-510: 4% in DI water – Brookfi eld RVT, Spindle 6, 5 rpm, at 25C.
** Viscosity measurements taken at room temperature using Brookfield RV viscometer,Spindle #6. Formulation may be obtained upon request.
Technical Details & Test Data
- Viscosity Profiles of Water with Texipol® 63-510
[Without pre-shearing at 25°C]- Effect of pH on viscosity
Effect of pH on the Viscosity of the 2% Texipol® 63-510 and Water Solution- 2% solutions in water (shear rate, 50 Sec-1
Packaging & Availability
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- Packaging Information
Texipol® 63-510 is available in a 441 lb. net weight lacquer-lined open-topped drum and is imported from the United Kingdom.
Storage & Handling
- Storage Condition
Texipol® 63-510 should be stored at temperatures between 5 - 30°C / 41 - 86°F. If the product freezes, thaw completely, by placing the container in a warm water bath and homogenize completely before use. Texipol® 63-510 can be stored in glass, stainless steel, plastic or epoxy-lined vessels. Texipol® 63-510 should not be stored in mild steel, copper or aluminum containers.