Improve the dispersion of contaminants in process water! Limit the accumulation of biofilm on surfaces [Samples available].
Borregaard is improving water treatment formulations for industrial cooling circuits by providing sustainable and renewable biopolymers. Our products help control suspended solids and iron fouling, and they also effectively suppress the growth of surface scale. Biopolymers are a sustainable alternative to petroleum-based dispersants commonly used in water treatment formulations. 【Features】 ■ Reduces the precipitation of calcium carbonate and calcium sulfate scale on surfaces ■ Works well with common scale threshold inhibitors ■ Improves the dispersion of contaminants in process water ■ Limits the deposition of organic matter and inorganic particles ■ Restricts the accumulation of biofilm on surfaces ★ Offering samples of 200-300g ★ Please feel free to contact us for more details.
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**Advantages of Biopolymers** ■ Cost-effective performance ■ Functions across a wide range of pH, temperature, and electrolyte levels ■ Environmental benefits and low carbon dioxide emissions ■ Compatibility with other formulation additives such as polycarboxylates, HEDP, sodium citrate, gluconates, EDTA, NTA, and triethanolamine *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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The headquarters is located in Sarpsborg, Norway, where it manufactures lignin and cellulose products primarily from coniferous trees, selling its products in Europe, the United States, and Asia. As a leading company in lignin and cellulose products, Borregaard Japan operates in multiple industries, including building materials, agriculture, and cleaning agents, as well as paints, adhesives, and resins. Additionally, Borregaard products have undergone life cycle assessments (LCA) and environmental product declarations (EPD) by external certification bodies, establishing a system to objectively report the impact of its products on the natural environment.