JTB- 705 is a modified sodium α-olefin sulfonate powder.
Type: Sodium α-alkenylsulfonate modified powder
Solid content (%): 98%
Active substance content (%): ≥97 %
Chloride ion content (%): 0
This product can introduce micron-sized air bubbles, improving the application feel and making it widely applicable in cement and gypsum-based material systems. It possesses the following characteristics and advantages.
Production:
The product exhibits stable performance and broad adaptability, showing reliable compatibility with adhesive powders, early-strength agents, and retarders.
It generates abundant, stable foam that does not easily break down.
Calcium soap features strong dispersing power and good resistance to hard water.
Formulation:
The incorporation of micron-sized bubbles results in reduced strength loss.
Construction:
The air-entrained ball bearing effect significantly enhances the smoothness of mortar application.
This formulation improves water retention and extends the operating time.
This product is suitable for use in plastering, interior and exterior wall putty, thermal insulation mortar, insulation boards, foamed backfill materials, and other fields.
The recommended dosage of this product in various systems is 0.03 to 1‰ of the cementitious material. The optimal dosage needs to be determined through testing.
This product is packaged in paper bags, 25kg/bag (larger bags can also be provided upon special requirements).
This product is recommended to be stored in an environment of 0~40℃ and used within 12 months; there is a risk of clumping.
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Appearance: |
White powder |
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pH value (1% aqueous solution): |
6.0 ~ 8.0 |
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Particle size: |
≤300rm |
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