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Huntsman Introduces New Low Foaming Amine With Surfactant Characteristics

Dec 15 2005

Huntsman Corporation has announced the launch of its new, low foaming product, SURFONAMINE® MW 781 amine for metalworking. MW 781 has distinctive amine and surfactant properties, making it multifunctional in an industry not traditionally populated with such products.

SURFONAMINE® MW 781 amine has a high reserve alkalinity, surfactant characteristics, extreme low foaming properties and can be used as a coupling agent.

“Very seldom do you have a product that that has both amine and surfactant characteristics,” states David Hester, Global Business Director, Resources, Fuels & Lubricants. “With our innovative SURFONAMINE® MW 781 low foaming amine, we are meeting a technical need in the metalworking market while providing a product that also has multifunctional properties.”

http://www.huntsman.com

15th December 2005

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