Gelling agents organoclay

The Organoclay bentonite | Organophilic clay -specialized Zhejiang Camp-Shinning New Material CO.,LTD. and Hangzhou Camp-Shinning CO.,LTD. are subsidiaries of Camp-Shinning.

Camp-shinning concentrated on high value-added, high-technology organo bentonite series products, particularly in research, development, manufacturing, and sales of organic (solvent based organoclay) and inorganic bentonite (water based organoclay).

Our Organophilic bentonite clay finds widespread application in oil drilling mud, paint, coating, lubricating grease, adhesive, construction mortar, cosmetics, and waste water treatment, among other applications. A group of world-class professional users and distributors, such as SUN CHEMICAL,,SIEGWERK,LEHMANN &VOsS, and others, have acknowledged our dependable quality.
Current annual production of organic bentonite clay | organoclay is 20,000 metric tons, while refined bentonite production is 15,000 metric tons.

Our ISO 9001 quality system certification and IS014001 environmental management system certification, as well as our own mine with superior ore quality and production of proprietary technology, ensure the long-term quality and supply stability of our Organoclay bentonite | Organophilic clay.
Our mission is to provide users with superior Organoclay bentonite | Organophilic clay and services and to collaborate with them to achieve success and glory.

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Organoclay | Organophilic Clay CP-2 also named amine treated Bentonite.

In diesel oil based fluids,organophilic clay viscosifier CP-2 are used to increase carrying capacity and suspension properties, providing support for weight materials and improved cutting removal. Organophilic bentonite also aids in filter-cake formation and filtration control.

Properties

Composition                               Organically modified bentonite clay

Physical appearance                Off white to tan free-flowing powder

Moisture content (105℃,2hr)         ≤4%

Particle size (<76μm or 200mesh)    ≥95%

Specific Gravity                                    1.6-1.8   

Advantages

Effective viscosifier and gellant

Aids control of fluid loss to the formation

Increases emulsion stability 

Improves cuttings carrying and hole cleaning capacity 

Suspends weighting materials and other solids

Confers temperature stability to the fluid

Application

Base oil:

Diesel Oils 

Crude Oils

Mineral Oils

Synthetic Oil

Viscosifying drilling Fluids:

Oil based drilling fluids 

Invert emulsion fluids

Workover fluids

Completion fluids

Casing packs

Packer fluids

Spotting fluids

Package

Organoclay | Organophilic Clay CP-2 is packed in 50lb(22.7kg) or 25kg/bag or customized,multi-wall paper sacks or Kraft paper bag with PE liner or customized.

Storage

CP-2 Store in a dry, well-ventilated area with temperature of 0℃-30℃.  Keep container closed. The quality guarantee period is 24 months.

Notice

The information on use is based on data which are believed reliable, but any recommendation or suggestion made is without guarantee or warranty, since the conditions of use are outside our control. All products are sold on the conditions that purchasers shall make their own tests to determine the suitability of such products for their purpose and that all risks are assumed by user. We disclaim any responsibility for damages resulting from careless or improper handling or use. Nothing herein is to be taken as permission, inducement or recommendation to practice any patented invention without a license.

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Gelling agents organoclay

Gelling agents organoclay By combining quaternary ammonium compounds with bentonite-type clay, organoclay gelling agents are created. Organic liquids including lubricating oils, linseed oils, and toluene can thicken and gel thanks to this interaction. Cations interact with the clay’s exchangeable ions to produce the reaction by ion exchange. Compared to untreated clays, the treatment enhances the clays’ ability to gel and decreases the need for additional gelling chemicals. Particularly helpful in lubricating inks and greases are organophilic clays. Thermoplastics can also benefit from the use of organoclays. They provide carbon-carbon double bonds, acting as chain transfer agents. They can also be used to deink wastepaper. Thermoplastics and latex paints both use them as thickeners. Clays of the smectite type can be pugmilled to give them better characteristics. The ideal method is feeding the clay through a pugmill with apertured plates at the tapered output end. After that, the slurry is centrifuged to separate out the abrasive and non-clay components that could harm the mill’s parts. Crystallites are the basic unit of clay mineral cells. Tetrahedral layers are arranged in sheets that are uniformly distributed in space. An interleaf, which may be filled with water or cations, separates the sheets. The sheet becomes electroneutral as a result. Organoclay dispersions’ viscoelastic characteristics rely on how hydrophobic the surfactant being utilized is. The elastic characteristics of the surfactant increase with its hydrophobicity. The use of these kinds of organoclays to stabilize emulsions has this as a key benefit. They can also be employed to enhance suspensions’ flow characteristics. Gelling agents organoclay A preactivator blend typically contains sodium montmorillonite or hectorite, both of which have a high hydrophilicity. They can transform from hydrophilic to organophilic thanks to their strong cation-exchange capacity. Gelling agents organoclay The substance functions as a coating agent and rheological additive in organic media. It can be applied to a number of chemical processes, including the synthesis of catalysts. It can be dissolved in organic solvents and is very soluble in water. Organoclays’ surface wetting characteristics might vary. Quaternary ammonium salts, such as dimethyl dihydrogenated tallow, methyl benzyl dihydrogenated tallow, or phosphonium chloride, are used to create hydrophobic organoclays. Gelling agents organoclay Organoclays with self-activation capabilities outperform nonpolar systems. This has been made possible by a number of industrial processes, including the overtreatment of quaternary amines and the use of polar activators with low molecular weight. Overtreating the clay with 10 to 25 percent too much quaternary amine is one of the most popular techniques. Montmorillonite Organoclay is a naturally occurring phyllosilicate that has undergone organic modification. It retains the lamellar structure of its parent phyllosilicate and has a large number of covalently bound organic moieties. It has a large surface area and can be used to separate oil as well as to thicken drilling fluids that contain oil. Aluminum oxide and silicon oxide are the two different types of oxides that make up montmorillonite. Al2O3 and SiO2 are the two predominant components. An arrangement of four or six layers of oxides is used. An electrostatic or van der Waals force holds the layers together. A large part of the removal of harmful heavy metals from aqueous solutions is played by montmorillonite. Compared to kaolinite, it has a higher capacity for adsorption. Additionally, it can be utilized to increase the bioavailability of hydrophobic substances and the solubility of drugs.