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Brochure-Product-Range.Pdf PRODUCT RANGE 2015 edition ANSI Standard 60 NSF® CERTIFIED HALAL M ISLAMIC FOOD AND NUTRITION ® COUNCIL OF AMERICA Rue Joseph Wauters, 144 ISO 9001:2008 (Quality) / OHSAS 18001:2007 (Health/ B-4480 Engis Safety) / ISO 14001:2004 (Environment) / ISO 22000:2005 www.globulebleu.com (Food Safety) / FSSC 22000:2013 (Food Safety). Tel. +32 (0) 4 273 93 58 Our food grade phosphates are allergen free, GMO free, Fax. +32 (0) 4 275 68 36 BSE/TSE free. www.prayon.com mail. [email protected] Design by www.prayon.com PRODUCT RANGE | 11 TABLE OF CONTENTS HORTICULTURE APPLICATIONS HORTIPRAY® RANGE FOR HORTICULTURE* FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS PRODUCT NAME Bulk density P O pH N-NH Made 2 5 4 MONOAMMONIUM PHOSPHATE - NH4H2PO4 in 3 3 % 1% % Sodium orthophosphates ................................................................................... 03 g/cm lbs/ft indicative indicative indicative Water-soluble fertilisers. Sodium pyrophosphates .................................................................................... 04 HORTIPRAY® MAP Horticultural Grade 0.9 56 61 4.5 12 Sodium tripolyphosphates ................................................................................. 05 HORTIPRAY® MAP 12.60 Horticultural Grade 0.9 56 60 5 12.1 Water-soluble fertilisers; Sodium polyphosphates ..................................................................................... 06 HORTIPRAY® MAP anticalc Horticultural Grade 0.9 56 61 4.5 12 preventive action against clogging. Potassium orthophosphates .............................................................................. 07 Bulk density P O pH K O MONOPOTASSIUM PHOSPHATE - KH PO Made 2 5 2 Potassium pyrophosphates ............................................................................... 08 2 4 % 1% % in g/cm3 lbs/ft3 indicative indicative indicative Water-soluble fertilisers. Potassium tripoly and polyphosphates ............................................................. 08 HORTIPRAY® MKP Horticultural Grade 1.3 81 52 4.5 34 Water-soluble Calcium phosphates ........................................................................................... 09 fertilisers; HORTIPRAY® MKP anticalc Horticultural Grade 1.3 81 52 4.5 34 preventive action Ammonium phosphates ..................................................................................... 09 against clogging. P O pH K O Purified phosphoric acid .................................................................................... 10 Made 2 5 2 PBOOSTER % 1% % Water-soluble in indicative indicative indicative fertilisers.specially for Fluorine salts ...................................................................................................... 10 soilless grown crops. HORTIPRAY® Pbooster 0-48-47 48.1 7 46.8 Speciality phosphates for the food and pharmaceutical industry .................. 10 Fe P O pH K O Made 2 5 2 MICRONUTRI FE % % 1% % Speciality phosphates for non food applications ............................................. 10 in indicative indicative indicative indicative Water-soluble fertilisers. HORTIPRAY® micronutri Fe 0-42-48 + 2.8% Fe 2.5 42 10 48 Bulk density N pH K O Made 2 POTASSIUM NITRATE - KNO % 10% % 3 in g/cm3 lbs/ft3 indicative indicative indicative Water-soluble fertilisers. HORTICULTURE APPLICATIONS HORTIPRAY® NOP Horticultural Grade 1.1 69 13.7 6 46.3 Other water-soluble fertilisers are available on request for some geographical areas *The whole range of fertilisers meets the requirements of the Regulation (EC) N° 2003/2003 Hortipray® range for horticulture ....................................................................... 11 PRODUCT RANGE | 3 FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS SODIUM ORTHOPHOSPHATES Bulk density P2O5 pH Na2O Solubility Made % g/100 g PRODUCT NAME % 1% Main applications in g/cm3 lbs/ft3 Indica- water Indicative Indicative tive @ 20°C MONOSODIUM PHOSPHATES MONOSODIUM PHOSPHATE ANHYDROUS - NaH PO 2 4 Process cheese, meat products, dairy, … PRAYPHOS MSP FG (E339) 0.8 50 59 4.5 26 85 PRAYPHOS MSP FG GR (E339) 1.3 81 59 4.5 26 85 Metal treatment. PRAYPHOS MSP TG 0.8 50 59 4.5 26 85 Water treatment. PRAYPHOS MSP TG GR 1.3 81 59 4.5 26 85 Textiles. PRAYPHOS MHSP TG 1.1 69 61 2.9 14 50 Detergents. MONOSODIUM PHOSPHATE MONOHYDRATE - NaH2PO4.1H2O Fermentation. PRAYPHOS MSP 1 FG (E339) 1.1 69 52 4.5 22 90 Pharmacy. MONOSODIUM PHOSPHATE DIHYDRATE - NaH2PO4.2H2O Toothpaste. PRAYPHOS MSP 2 FG (E339) 1.0 62 46 4.5 20 145 PRAYPHOS MSP 2 TG 1.0 62 46 4.5 20 145 DISODIUM PHOSPHATES DISODIUM PHOSPHATE ANHYDROUS - Na2HPO4 PRAYPHOS DSP FG (E339) 0.9 56 50 9.0 44 8 PRAYPHOS DSP FG Coarse Powder (E339) 1.5 94 50 9.0 44 8 PRAYPHOS DSP FG Surfin (E339) 0.7 44 50 9.0 44 8 Process cheese, PRAYPHOS DSP 108 FG GR (E339) 1.2 75 50 9,0 44 8 meat products, dairy, … PRAYPHOS DSP 118 FG (E339) 0.8 50 50 9,0 44 8 Metal treatment. PRAYPHOS DSP TG 0.8 50 50 9.0 44 8 Water treatment. PRAYPHOS DSP 101 TG GR 1.2 75 50 9,0 44 8 PRAYPHOS DSP 110 TG 0.8 50 50 9,0 44 8 Textiles. DISODIUM PHOSPHATE DIHYDRATE - Na2HPO4.2H2O Ceramics and enamels. PRAYPHOS DSP 2 FG (E339) 1.1 69 40 9.3 35 9 DISODIUM PHOSPHATE DODECAHYDRATE - Na2HPO4.12H2O PRAYPHOS DSP 12 FG (E339) 1.0 62 21 9.3 17 22 PRAYPHOS DSP 12 TG 1.0 62 21 9.3 17 22 TRISODIUM PHOSPHATES TRISODIUM PHOSPHATE ANHYDROUS - Na3PO4 PRAYPHOS TSP FG (E339) 1.1 69 43 12.1 57 12 PRAYPHOS TSP FG GR (E339) 1.0 62 43 12.3 57 12 Process cheese, meat products, potatoes, … PRAYPHOS TSP 208 FG GR (E339) 1.2 75 43 12,0 57 12 PRAYPHOS TSP TG 1.2 75 43 12.3 57 12 Detergents. PRAYPHOS TSP 100 TG GR 1.2 75 43 12,0 57 12 Water treatment. PRAYPHOS TSP 110 TG 0.9 59 43 12,0 57 12 Metal treatment. TRISODIUM PHOSPHATE DODECAHYDRATE - Na3PO4.12H2O PRAYPHOS TSP 12 FG (E339) 0.9 56 19 12.1 24 33 PRAYPHOS TSP 12 TG 0.9 56 19 12.1 24 33 PRAYPHOS TSP 12 PWR 0.9 56 19 12.1 24 33 Food Grade (FG): Our food grade phosphates meet the requirements of the current European Commission Directive on purity criteria and current edition of the Food Chemical Codex (FCC). Technical Grade (TG); Granular (GR). Pharmaceutical Grade (USP): Complies with the United States Pharmacopoeia. Prayon complies with REACH EU Regulation 1907/2006/EC. FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS SODIUM PYROPHOSPHATES Bulk density P2O5 pH Na2O Solubility Made % g/100 g PRODUCT NAME % 1% Main applications in g/cm3 lbs/ft3 Indica- water Indicative Indicative tive @ 20°C SODIUM ACID PYROPHOSPHATE - Na2H2P2O7 PRAYPHOS SAPP FG (E450) 1.1 69 64 4.1 28 12 PRAYPHOS SAPP FG LI (E450) 1.1 69 64 4.2 28 12 Process cheese, PRAYPHOS SAPP 108 FG GR (E450) 1.1 69 63 4.4 28 12 meat products, potatoes, … PRAYPHOS SAPP NL170 FG (E450) 0.9 56 63 4.4 28 12 Metal treatment. PRAYPHOS SAPP NL180 FG Dental 0.9 56 63 4.4 28 12 PRAYPHOS SAPP 101 TG GR 1.1 69 63 4.4 28 12 For baking applications: see our PraylevTM range TETRASODIUM PYROPHOSPHATE - Na4P2O7 Process cheese meat products, … PRAYPHOS TSPP FG (E450) 0.9 56 54 10.5 47 6 Detergents and cleaners. PRAYPHOS TSPP FG Surfin (E450) 0.8 50 54 10.5 47 6 Textiles. PRAYPHOS TSPP 108 FG GR (E450) 1.1 69 53 10.3 47 6 Toothpaste. PRAYPHOS TSPP 118 FG (E450) 0.8 50 53 10.3 47 6 Metal treatment. Water treatment. PRAYPHOS TSPP TG 0.9 56 54 10.5 47 6 Pulp and paper. PRAYPHOS TSPP 101 TG GR 1.1 69 53 10.3 47 6 Latex paints. PRAYPHOS TSPP 110 TG 0.8 50 53 10.3 47 6 Rubber. PRODUCT RANGE | 5 FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS SODIUM TRIPOLYPHOSPHATES Bulk density P2O5 pH Na2O Solubility Made % g/100 g Main PRODUCT NAME % 1% in g/cm3 lbs/ft3 Indica- water applications Indicative Indicative tive @ 20°C SODIUM TRIPOLYPHOSPHATE FOOD GRADE - Na5P3O10 PRAYPHOS STPP FG SP (E451) 0.8 50 58 10.0 42 14 PRAYPHOS STPP FG GR SP (E451) 0.4 25 58 10.0 42 14 CARFOSEL 408 (E451) 0.4 25 58 10.0 42 14 CARFOSEL 990 (E451) 0.7 45 58 10.0 41 14 Seafood CARFOSEL 991 (E451) 0.7 45 58 10.0 42 14 meat products, CARFOSEL 996 (E451) 0.6 38 58 10.0 42 14 process cheese, … CARFOSEL 999 (E451) 0.6 38 58 10.0 41 14 Pet food. CARFOSEL 1000i (E451) 0.6 38 58 10.0 42 14 Toothpaste. PRAYPHOS STPP 118 FG Powder, Low TR (E451) 0.8 50 57 9.8 42 14 PRAYPHOS STPP 188 FG Dental 0.8 50 57 9.8 42 14 (High TR) (E451) PRAYPHOS STPP 198 FG GR, Heavy Density 1.0 62 57 9.8 42 14 (High TR) (E451) SODIUM TRIPOLYPHOSPHATES Bulk density P2O5 pH Na2O Solubility Made % g/100 g Main PRODUCT NAME % 1% in g/cm3 lbs/ft3 Indica- water applications Indicative Indicative tive @ 20°C SODIUM TRIPOLYPHOSPHATE TECHNICAL GRADE - Na5P3O10 POLYPRAY GDA (TG, Heavy GR, Anhydrous) 1.1 69 58 10.0 42 14 Detergents and cleaners. POLYPRAY CR (TG, Heavy GR, Anhydrous) 1.1 69 58 10.0 42 14 POLYPRAY LV (TG, Heavy GR, Hydrated) 1.1 69 54 10.0 42 14 Water treatment. POLYPRAY HD/HT (TG, Powder, Anhydrous) 0.7 44 58 10.0 42 14 Metal POLYPRAY LDA GR (TG, GR, Anhydrous) 0.4 25 58 10.0 42 14 treatment. POLYPRAY H (TG, Powder, Hydrated) 0.7 44 56 10.0 42 14 Ceramics POLYPRAY HL (TG, Fine GR, Hydrated) 0.6 37 56 10.0 42 14 and enamels. POLYPRAY STPP 110 TG (Medium TR) 0.8 50 57 9.8 42 14 Textile industry. POLYPRAY STPP 120 TG (Low TR) 0.8 50 57 9.8 42 14 Cement. POLYPRAY STPP 140 TG (Ultra High TR) 0.8 50 57 9.8 42 14 Paints. POLYPRAY STPP 185 TG GR 1.0 65 57 9.8 42 14 (Heavy Density, Low TR) Drilling muds. POLYPRAY STPP 195 TG GR 1.0 65 57 9.8 42 14 Pulp and paper.
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