High Quality Stearic Acid Amide Emulsion

Stearic Acid Amide Emulsion:
Stearic acidamide is a white oil. The product is safe for the environment, is not toxic, isn't polluting, isn't dangerous, and is safe for human consumption. The product can be easily dispersed in water, has low viscosity and is highly dispersible.
Stearamide may also be known as stearamide. It has the chemical formula C17H35CONH2. Stearic acidamideamide is insoluble when mixed with water. It can be slightly soluble at room temperature in organic solvents. It is able to improve dispersion effects and the affinity of dyes.
Excellent adhesion and lubricity. No moisture absorption. You can mix it with paraffin wax. Ammonium salt is created by the reaction between stearic and ammonia. It then gets dehydrated to get the final product. This salt has excellent lubricity as well as mold release capabilities. Use it as a pigment ink mixed agent, surface-active and fiber oil agent.
The use of stearamide in thermal paper coatings can serve as both a sensor and slip agent, and as an anti-blocking and slip agent for polyolefin films. The base of stearates is fatty saturated linear monocarboxylic oils derived from vegetable oil. Send an inquiry for the most current price to purchase bulk Stearic Acid Amide Emulsion.

Technical Information of Stearic Acid Amide Emulsion:

How does Stearic Acid Amide Emulsion get made?
Insoluble in water, stearic Acid amide must be prepared using emulsifiers. Even after adding dispersant, water-based stearic Acid amide still shows poor dispersion. The resulting emulsion is easily precipitated and can flocculate or stratify even after extended storage. Additionally, high-speed stirring is required and grinding is done under heat to make the aqueousstearic acids amide. The production process can be complicated.

First, add the water-based water-basedstearic Acid amide to water. Next stir for 60 minutes at 2500r/min. Then add defoamer (stirring frequency is 2500r/min), stir again for 40 minutes and finally add preservative. To obtain the aqueous solution of stearic Acid amide emulsion. This prepared water-based, stearic-acid amide-amide emulsion contains 41.7% solids. It has a viscosity level of 146 mPa*S. After 30 minutes of centrifugation at 20000r/min, the defoamer and preservative were added to the mixture. Stearic-based stearic-acid amide-amide emulsion was kept at 20-35°C for three months with no flocculation or delamination

Stearic Acid Amide Emulsion:
The use of stearamide as a mold and lubricating agent for polyvinylchloride, polystyrene, and other plastics is to lubricate and release molds.
Stearamide is often used with oleamide-erucamide as an antiblocking agent to polyolefin film films.
Stearamide, unlike the common inorganic anti-blocking agents (silica), does not affect the product's transparency. Stearamide is used to release synthetic rubber, natural rubber, and as a lubricant for rubber compounds. This gives the product a high Gloss.
The sensitizer of thermal paper is made from stearic Acid amide Ultrafine Aqueous Dispersion.
The ultra-fine, water-based, stearic Acid amide dispersion serves as textile waterproofing, fibre softener, antistatic and wetting agents, and fixing aid.