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NEW POWERFUL T^eAeatc/l ^lûqne&à, DISPERSANT? Compound Ε esterol were injected, either before or LOMAR PW
m a y b e just w h a t you're looking for if your manufacturing proc esses d e m a n d that solids b e kept in suspension. A r e you concerned w i t h b r e a k i n g d o w n floes o f suspended insoluble pigments to give y o u smoother operations a n d im p r o v e d production through p r o p e r dis persion? The g r o w i n g d e m a n d for LOMAR PW in the manufacture of ce ramics, cement, a s p h a l t emulsions, rub ber, w a l l b o a r d , p a p e r p u l p , p r i n t i n g ink a n d in other process industries is p r o o f of its efficiency — a n d its economy. M a y b e it can help y o u , too.
HOW LOMAR PW WORKS Left: Blanc Fixe after 30 minutes — no dispersant.
-< Right: Blanc Fixe after 5 hours — 10 times as long with LOMAR PW.
L O M A R P W is a p o w d e r — t h e sodium salt of a condensed mono-naphthalene sulphonic acid (pH 9-9.5 for ! 0 % solution) containing over 8 0 % active matter, not over 13% N a 2 S G 4 a n d less t h a n 5% mois t u r e . It is freely soluble in h a r d or soft w a t e r , making a clear, slightly a m b e r solution with no f o a m i n g a n d but little effect on surface tension. LOMAR PW functions in a c i d o r a l k a l i m e d i a . If you have a dispersion problem, let us help you to solve it. Just send the coupon today.
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