TOMAMINE ACID THICKENER SURFACTANT is a cationic surfactant designed to build viscosity in acid media. Tomamine Acid Thickener surfactant may be used alone in hydrochloric acid, or in combination with sodium chloride (salt) when used with other acids (such as phosphoric, sulfuric, hydrofluoric, citric, oxalic, etc.). Varying the use level of Tomamine Acid Thickener surfactant (and salt) will vary the viscosity build. Tomamine Acid Thickener surfactant is not for use in nitric acid.

SULNATE AOS PWD is a powdered form of AOS, widely used in various cleaning products due to its strong detergency, foaming, and emulsifying properties. It serves as the primary cleaning agent in laundry detergents, provides effective foam and grease removal in dishwashing powders, and enhances emulsification in scouring powders and hard surface cleaners. Additionally, its foaming and cleaning action make it ideal for toilet cleaning tablets and multi-purpose cleaner powders.

EA plus CDEA from Brillachem is an exceptional nonionic surfactant known for its superior thickening, foaming, and foam-stabilizing abilities. It is ideal for shampoos, liquid soaps, and detergents and enhances wetting, cleaning, and dispersing performance while improving foam richness and stability when combined with anionic surfactants like LAS. Additionally, CDEA helps reduce skin irritation, softens fibers such as wool, and boosts the overall washing effect, making it a versatile choice for personal care, household, and industrial cleaning products.

EAplus CMEA by Brillachem (Cocamide MEA) is a pearlized wax and thickener commonly used in shampoos, conditioners, hair coloring products, baby care items, liquid soaps, face cleansers, and shower and bath products. CMEA is a safer alternative to CDE, offering improved performance without the associated nitrosamines found in CDE that pose carcinogenic concerns.