Water-based Rerease Agents for Building Materials "NSH Series"
NSH Series
Chemical assistant that solves problems in the production site! Total technology of industrial chemicals cultivated over many years.
We would like to introduce our water-based release agents for building materials, the "NSH Series." The "for calcium silicate board flexible board" prevents release during pressing of calcium silicate boards and flexible boards, as well as blocking after autoclaving. We offer both water-soluble emulsion (O/W) and inverse emulsion (W/O) types. In addition, we also have products for "siding boards" and "concrete." Nisshin Chemical Research Institute aims to be a chemical assistant that constantly solves the problems faced in production sites. Our engineers, who possess specialized knowledge in chemistry, will visit you to clarify the issues at hand and propose suitable chemicals for your company. Please feel free to contact us for inquiries or consultations. 【Product Lineup】 ■ For calcium silicate board flexible board ■ For siding boards ■ For concrete *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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basic information
【Features】 ■ For calcium silicate board flexible board - Prevents release during pressing and blocking after autoclaving - Available in water-soluble emulsion (O/W) and inverse emulsion (W/O) types ■ For siding boards - Improves release from molds during siding board formation - Available in water-soluble emulsion (O/W) and inverse emulsion (W/O) types ■ For concrete - Provides good release from molds during concrete formation - Various types available: water-soluble emulsion type, self-emulsifying type, and oil-based type *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Price information
Various (hundreds to tens of thousands of yen/kg) Prices vary depending on the grade. Please feel free to contact us regarding the products you are interested in.
Price range
P1
Delivery Time
P3
Applications/Examples of results
【Usage】 ■ Release during the removal of raw boards such as cement tiles, calcium silicate boards, ceramic siding, particle boards, and MDF, both during and after curing. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We are a chemical company with our headquarters and primary factory located in Osaka JAPAN. NISSIN KAGAKU KENKYUSHO, which translates to NISSIN Chemical Laboratory, was founded in 1931. Since our foundation, we have been a research and development-focused company specializing in surfactants, enzymes, and biotechnologies to address production challenges at various manufacturing sites. We conduct research and develop specialized chemicals tailored to meet our customers' requirements, enabling stable and efficient manufacturing in industries like paper products, textiles, printing, and other processes integral to your daily life. In 1955, the current president's grandfather, along with his father, transformed the company into a joint-stock corporation. Our company operates seven locations in Japan, comprising of two factories, two laboratories, two sales offices, and one sub-branch. Rather than pursuing rapid growth, we emphasize "Permanent Development" and will continue to exert our efforts as a collective of engineers committed to creating completely new value daily, characterized by our quick response and customization.
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