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ASA Sizing Emulsifier

The Choice for Stability for Core & Tube

Choose Penford wet-end additives with lower pH "A" formulations for emulsifiers to improve the stability of your ASA size emulsions. Penford products used as emulsifiers are able to consistently achieve emulsions with a particle size that is under one micron.
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Liquisize™  Product Data Sheet
 MSDS 		Liquid, ready-to-use ASA size emulsifier
Pencat® 500A  MSDS Same features and benefits as cationic dent Pencat® 500-700 starches, slight formulation change makes them appropriate for stabilizing ASA sizing emulsions. Pencat 500A is lowest charge product available in this product line.
Pencat® 600A  MSDS Same features and benefits as cationic dent Pencat® 500-700 starches, slight formulation change makes them appropriate for stabilizing ASA sizing emulsions. Pencat 600A is medium charged product
Pencat® 640A  MSDS Same features and benefits as cationic dent Pencat® 500-700 starches, slight formulation change makes them appropriate for stabilizing ASA sizing emulsions.
Pencat® 700A  MSDS Same features and benefits as cationic dent Pencat® 500-700 starches, slight formulation change makes them appropriate for stabilizing ASA sizing emulsions. Pencat 700A is highest charged product available in this product line.
Pencat® 825A  MSDS Same features and benefits as cationic corn-potato Pencat® 825, slight formulation change makes them appropriate for stabilizing ASA sizing emulsions. Medium cationic charged product.
Pencat® 840A  MSDS Same features and benefits as cationic corn-potato Pencat® 840 starches, slight formulation change makes them appropriate for stabilizing ASA sizing emulsions. Medium-high charged cationic product.

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