Emulsification is possible with various types of wax! Information on application development and grades with special performance features is provided.
This document introduces the emulsification technology of Kyoou Chemical Industry. It includes information on application development, general grades, and special performance grades. Our company integrates three fundamental technologies: "emulsification," "polymerization," and "photosensitivity," to provide products across various industrial fields. We can customize products to meet your desired physical properties, even in small quantities. Please feel free to contact us for inquiries or consultations. [Contents] ■ Emulsification Technology ■ Application Development ■ General Grades ■ Water-Repellent Grades ■ High Solid Content Grades ■ Special Performance Grades *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The business of interactive chemistry, which develops by organically combining various technologies centered around the three core elements of "emulsification," "polymerization," and "photosensitivity," has become indispensable to both civic life and industrial society. In sectors such as textiles, electronic materials, cosmetics, paper manufacturing, and specialty functional materials, interactive chemistry utilizes its diverse and highly specialized proprietary technologies and know-how accumulated over the years to flexibly and swiftly respond to specialized needs. It consistently engages in dynamic R&D activities alongside meticulous efforts based on analysis, measurement, and various simulations. The results brought about by chemical technology should be directed towards the future of humanity and the Earth — this is how we at interactive chemistry always think.