FOCUS DISPERSE P-1000-70N

POLYISOBUTYLENE SUCCINIC ANHYDRIDE (PIBSA)
  • Product Type: PIBSA
  • Master Product Number: MITM04625
  • Product SKUs: ITM13613

Product Details

Focus Disperse P-1000-70N is produced from 950 molecular weight polyisobutylene. It is produced via the thermal process, has no residual chlorine, and is soluble in both paraffinic and naphthenic oils. Focus Disperse P-100070N is  un-neutralized.

Benefits

  • Exceptional hard water stability
  • Keep systems running cleaner
  • Less susceptible to microbial attack; Focus Disperse products do not contain any sulfur and are highly branched
  • Can be used for naphthenic and paraffinic base oils

Typical Properties

Property P-1000-70N
Appearance Amber liquid
Specific gravity @ 25 °C 0.92
Viscosity @ 100 °C (cSt) 90
% Diluent oil 30
Flash point, COC (°C) 168
Acid value (mg KOH/g) 38 (56.1 factor)
76 (112.2 factor)
Free maleic anhydride (%) < 1

 

Typical Applications

P-1000-70N is diluted in naphthenic oil for use in metalworking fluids. When neutralized with alkanolamines and/or potassium hydroxide, it can be made water dispersible for use as an emulsifier and/or dispersant in soluble oils or micro-emulsions.

About Focus Chemical Metalworking

At Focus Chemical, our products, service, and technical support are second to none. From polymerized esters and PIBSA chemistry to emulsifiers and other metalworking additives, our formulations meet the specific needs of our customers. We develop custom additives and additive packages that are specifically tailored to a customer's needs, and we continuously develop new chemistries to fulfill the future requirements of the metalworking industry.

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