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XRT-ENP
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Air Entrainers Sodium Alpha-Olefin Sulfonate (AOS) Powder has excellent wetting properties, detergency, foaming ability, stability, and emulsifying power. It also has excellent calcium soap dispersibility,hard water resistance, and biodegradation. The product features high biodegradability, mild irritation to human skin, and excellent compatibility with all types of surfactants, superplasticizers, and industrial additives. When formulated into concrete admixtures, XRT-ENP/ generates abundant, uniform, fine closed micro-foam with easy rinsing performance, reducing surface floating bubbles and concrete honeycomb defects.
Items | Tested Results |
Appearance(25Ċ) | White Or Light Yellow Powder |
Odor | No Strange Odors |
Active Matter(%) | 91-93 |
Unsulfated Matter(%) | Max 3.0 |
Inorganic Salt(%、as Na2SO4) | Max 5.0 |
Free Alkali(%、as NaOH) | Max 1.0 |
Color(Klett,5%Am.aq.sol) | Max 90 |
Water % | Max 3.0 |
XRT-ENP AOS powder is a high-efficiency concrete air-entraining agent favored by admixture and mortar manufacturers.
Produces uniform, stable closed
microfoam to eliminate concrete
honeycomb and floating bubbles,
delivering smooth surfaces for roads,
bridges, and self-leveling mortar.
Great hard water & calcium soap
resistance; foam won’t collapse in
cement slurry, ideal for frost-resistant
and coastal projects.
Fully compatible with polycarboxylate
superplasticizers, easy to dissolve and
match all construction additives.
High active content cuts dosage cost;
powder design fits dry-mix mortar
production lines directly.
Dry-mix Mortar (Plaster, Masonry): 0.01% - 0.03% by mass of cementitious materials.
Ready-mix Concrete (Standard): 0.02% - 0.035% externally based on cementitious materials.
Frigid Zones & Hydraulic Structures: 0.035% - 0.06%.
Foamed Lightweight Concrete: 0.10% - 0.30%.
Note: Dosage should be adjusted based on specific engineering requirements and concrete mix designs.
Raw material for concrete air entraining agent, anti-freezing admixture, pumping aid
Foaming component for dry-mix plaster mortar, masonry mortar, self-leveling mortar
Foam lightweight concrete, thermal insulation wall panel admixture
High-performance raw material for washing powder, dish detergent, phosphate-free detergent
Shampoo, body wash, facial cleanser, mild personal care surfactant
Other Industrial Fields
Industrial emulsifiers, wetting agents and dispersants for textile, coating and mineral processing.
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