OEM Factory for Laboratory Condenser - Gelling agent for acidizing fluid – Taige
OEM Factory for Laboratory Condenser - Gelling agent for acidizing fluid – Taige Detail:
Gelling agent for acidizing fluid XBA-33S
Introduction
XBA-33S is a long-chain polymer gelling agent and copolymerized with AM and DMC as the raw material. XBA-33S could provide excellent stability, thickening and suspension properties to fracturing fluid, through the cross-linked site structureformed by intermolecular hydrogen bonds of long chain polymeric structure. The fracturing fluid with XBA-33S has good temperature resistance and the applicable temperature is up to 160°C.
Advantages
Good acid solubility. Significant thickening effect. Low friction. Excellent retrding performance. Good compatibility. Excellent temperature resistance (160°C). No harm to human body and environment
Indicators
The apparent viscosity of the acidified liquid: ≥30mps, the rate of the acidified liquid (90±2°C) : ≥70%.
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Полный спектр комплексного испытательного оборудования
Our aim is usually to give superior quality items at aggressive rates, and top-notch company to clients around the earth. We have been ISO9001, CE, and GS certified and strictly adhere to their good quality specifications for OEM Factory for Laboratory Condenser - Gelling agent for acidizing fluid – Taige, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Rio de Janeiro , Casablanca , Angola , Our factory insists on the principle of "Quality First, Sustainable Development", and takes "Honest Business, Mutual Benefits" as our developable goal. All members sincerely thanks for all old and new customers' support. We will keep working hard and offering you the highest-quality products and service.Thanks.
By Ada
from Oslo
- 2016.04.28 15:45
The goods are very perfect and the company sales manager is warmful, we will come to this company to purchase next time.
By Erin
from Vancouver
- 2015.09.29 13:24
