DePHOS™

DePHOS™ H-66-872 is the potassium salt of an anionic phosphate ester derived from an aromatic ethoxylate. It is a highly effective, very low-foaming hydrotrope for both acid and alkaline systems. Please submit a document request or general inquiry form if you’d like to access an SDS in another language.

DePHOS™ 8028 is an anionic 80% active, potassium salt of ethoxylated, phosphated 2-ethylhexanol with CAS# 68238-84-6. This low- to-moderate foaming, multifunctional phosphate ester exhibits a wide variety of properties including multi-metal corrosion inhibition, lubricity, detergency, wetting, hydrotroping, and scale inhibition. Please submit a document request or general inquiry form if you’d like to access an SDS in another language.

DePHOS™ 8028FA is a low-to-moderate foaming anionic phosphate ester in acid form, based on an aliphatic ethoxylated alcohol. It exhibits excellent wetting properties, is biodegradable, and is suitable for use in dispersants, corrosion inhibitors, and scale inhibitors. DePHOS™ 8028FA is dispersible in water and oils, and soluble in most polar and aromatic solvents. Please submit a document request or general inquiry form if you’d like to access an SDS in another language.

DePHOS™ P-6LF-AS is a very low foaming, anionic phosphate ester in free acid form, based on an aromatic ethoxylated alcohol. It is suggested for use as a hydrotrope, lubricant and detergent in a variety of applications. Please submit a document request or general inquiry form if you’d like to access an SDS in another language.

DePHOS™ QSA-90 is a 75% active, high-foaming anionic phosphate ester in free acid form. It provides economical surfactant properties, including detergency, emulsification, and wetting, and can be used as a 1:1 replacement for more expensive 100% active phosphate esters. DePHOS™ QSA-90 is soluble in water, alcohols, and glycols, and dispersible in aliphatic, aromatic, and chlorinated solvents, but insoluble in mineral oil and other oils. Please submit a document request or general inquiry form if you’d like to access an SDS in another language.

DePHOS™ RA-60 is an anionic phosphate ester derived from aliphatic ethoxylated alcohols, consisting of a mixture of mono and diesters, and supplied in free acid form. It can be easily converted to an alkali metal or amine salt by neutralizing with the appropriate base. Please submit a document request or general inquiry form if you’d like to access an SDS in another language.

DePHOS™ 4AL is a low to moderate foaming anionic phosphate ester in free acid form, recommended for use as a lubricant, corrosion inhibitor, and emulsifier in metalworking applications, particularly highly effective for aluminum machining. It offers good wetting and hydrotroping performance. DePHOS™ 4AL is dispersible in water and oils, and soluble in aliphatic solvents, other solvents, and alcohols Please submit a document request or general inquiry form if you’d like to access an SDS in another language.

DePHOS™ EP 185 is a mono/di phosphate ester in free acid form that serves as a lubricant and anti-wear additive for lubricating and rolling oils, as well as hydraulic and water-based cutting fluids. It is also used as an extreme pressure additive in cutting fluids. Additionally, DePHOS™ EP 185 finds applications in metalworking formulations as a corrosion inhibitor, emulsifier, and wetting agent. Please submit a document request or general inquiry form if you’d like to access an SDS in another language.

DePHOS™ 717 is an aromatic phosphate ester based on NPE-9 and P2 O5 . It is a mixture of mono and di esters having a typical ratio of mono: di ester slightly greater than 1:1. DePHOS™ 717 is supplied in free acid form. Please submit a document request or general inquiry form if you’d like to access an SDS in another language.

DePHOS™ HP-739 is a high-phosphorus-content anionic phosphate ester supplied in its free acid form. It is recommended as an extreme pressure additive, lubricant, and corrosion inhibitor in metalworking applications. The product is high foaming when neutralized and belongs to the organophosphates and phosphate ester family. Please submit a document request or general inquiry form if you’d like to access an SDS in another language.