Chemi Tech Wetting Dispersants: The "Invisible Key" to Material Potential

In a ceramic glaze lab in southern China, engineers were struggling with stubborn color spots until they introduced Chemi Tech KMK-218 into the grinding process. Like magic, the iron oxide particles spread uniformly, resulting in glaze surfaces with unprecedented color purity.

This isn't sorcery but the science of dispersion technology. Chemi Tech's dispersant molecules function as "smart tentacles" – their anchoring groups firmly grasp particle surfaces while solvophilic chains form 3D barriers to prevent re-agglomeration.

Our technical team once helped a specialty coatings manufacturer overcome a critical challenge: when conventional dispersants failed with nano titanium dioxide, Chemi Tech KMK-325 maintained optimal Zeta potential (±30mV) through dual-charge stabilization, extending shelf life by 300%.

Beyond basic surface tension reduction, our portfolio includes:

• Anionic dispersants for inorganic powders

• Block copolymer dispersants for organic pigments

• Siloxane-modified products for high-temperature systems

Each formulation undergoes 200+ hours of centrifugal stability testing. As one client noted: "With just 0.3% KMK-412, our calcium carbonate system's viscosity dropped 40%, eliminating two grinding steps entirely."