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Home Product Brochure HOUSEHOLD CARE PRODUCT GUIDE 1407 Abutment Rd Dalton, GA 30721 Phone706-277-3993 Fax 706-277-2966 [email protected] WWW.SOUTHERN-CHEMICAL.COM SPECIALTY CHEMICALS FOR OVER 30 YEARS With new technologies and fast, responsive service we’ve become one of the leading manufacturers of primary and secondary surfactants in North America. Paving the way for this growth has been the vision of success from a family owned business held close for nearly 30 years. Community oriented and environmentally friendly, we strive to have the lowest carbon footprint by utilizing suppliers that have like-minded awareness and TABLE OF CONTENTS sustainable practices. 04 05 06 07 10 12 15 16 APPLICATION QUATERNARY AMIDES AMPHOTERICS ANIONICS PERFORMANCE AMINE OXIDES APPLICATIONS & GROUPS CONDITIONERS CONCENTRATES PROPERTIES Film & Streaking Sopal Quat 1216 Techmide165 Alkyl Amido Alkyl Ether Hand Soap Techmine 280 DravesWetting Reducers Techmide180 Betaines Sulfates Solutions Techmine 290 Caustic Solubility Hypochlorite Techmide220 Alkyl Betaines Alkyl Sulfates Cold Pearlizers Techmine 300 Foam Bleach Stable Techmide225 Sultaines Alpha Olefin Industrial Techmine 350 Coupling Products Sulfonates Specialty Techmide470 Ampho Acetate Hydrogen HI&I Specialty Sulfosuccinates Liquid Mono- Peroxide Stable Techmide LLDEA Amphoterics Alkanolamides Products HI&I Specialty Cleangredients™ Concentrates Listed Products FILM & STREAKING Sopalteric JC-HA REDUCERS Sopalteric DSCYA-27 QUALITY PRODUCTS SopaltericJEM Ideal for all purpose, hard Techmine280 Southern Chemical & Textiles has been at the forefront of the surface cleaners and glass SCT-139 sustainable manufacturing movement since 1984. We utilize raw cleaners. Use level: 1-3% Sopalex 340 materials from only trusted and verified sources that meet or exceed our sustainable sourcing requirements. Sopalex 340 Techmine 290 HYPOCHLORITE BLEACH Sopalex 385 Techmine 300 STABLE PRODUCTS Sopalex 390 Sopal BT QUATERNARY CONDITIONER Useful in cleaners that Sopalex CDB SCT-135 contain hypochlorite. Techmine280 SCT-139 QUATERNARY CONDITIONER PRODUCT SOLID NAME CHEMICAL PHYSICAL % PROPERTIES & APPLICATIONS PRESERVATIVE Sopal Quat 1216 is a 25% active cationic surfactant that is used primarily as a conditioner for lotion soap products. It is derived from a Sopalex 340 Sopalex C-37 Sopal Sunflowerseed pure grade of sunflower oil which Sopalex 385 HP Amidopropyl Liquid 25 enhances its anionic compatibility. Free HYDROGEN PEROXIDE Quat 1216 Dimethylamine Lactate Sopal Quat 1216 has an advantage Sopalex 390 Techmine 280 over Quaternary Ammonium STABLE PRODUCTS Cationic conditioners in that it is Sopalex 360 BET Techmine 290 highly compatible with common anionics. Useful in cleaners that contain Sopalex 360 HA Techmine 300 hydrogen peroxide Sopalex F50 Techmine 350 SCT-140 (Listed as Potassium CLEANGREDIENTS™ Cocoate) LISTED PRODUCTS Sopal 611 AC Sopalex 360 SCT Surfactants that are listed on Sopalex 360 HA CleanGredients(TM), using the set of standards defined by the U.S. Sopalex F50 EPA Safer Choice Program Sopalteric CHS Techmine 300 4 5 AMIDES AMPHOTERICS ALKANOLAMIDES AMPHOACETATES PRODUCT ACTIVE SOLID NAME INCI NAME PHYSICAL % % PROPERTIES & APPLICATIONS PRESERVATIVE PRODUCT INCI NAME PHYSICAL FREE PROPERTIES & APPLICATIONS PRESERVATIVE NAME AMINE % Mild emulsifiers, solubilizers, Sopalteric Disodium foaming and cleansing agents. A 1:1 coconut monoethanolamide, which Cocoampho- Clear 40 40 Detergent for extra heavy-duty Free is designed for use in household/ DCP 40 dipropionate Liquid cleaners and all-purpose concentrated I&I preparations. It is an cleaners. Techmide 165 Cocamide MEA Flake 2 excellent viscosity index improver, foam Free stabilizer and grease cutter. It has very Provides mild and stable in Sopalteric Disodium low residual free amine and is a suitable Cocoampho- Clear 38 50 alkaline and acidic Free replacement for diethanolamides. DSC 90 LV Liquid environments making it ideal diacetate for industrial applications. Techmide 180 Cocamide DEA Liquid 7 Standard grade 1:1 Cocamide DEA Free An amphoteric derived from derived from coconut oil. caprylic imidazoline. It has excellent wetting and detergent properties while A rapidly biodegradable Sopalteric Disodium cocodiethanolamide. It is used in Capryloampho- Clear 27 35 providing low foam. Sopalteric Free conjunction with anionics (soaps, DSCYA 27 diacetate Liquid DSCYA-27 has excellent sulfonates, and sulfates) or nonionics. It is stability in strongly alkaline Techmide Modified Liquid 27 water-soluble and provides wetting Free and acid systems. Its low 220 Cocamide DEA action. When back titrated with various irritation properties make it fatty acids or organic acids such as ideal for personal care wipes. DDBSA, It responds to building with Provides mild and stable in electrolytes. Sopalteric Sodium Clear 36 42 alkaline and acidic Free SCA 36 Cocoamphoacetate Liquid environments making it ideal A modified 2:1 Cocamide DEA already for industrial applications. Techmide Modified Liquid 22 back titrated to deliver enhanced Free 225 Cocamide DEA emulsification and viscosity build. Ultra pure mild amphoteric Sopalteric Sodium Clear 32 39 surfactant. Good foam quality Free Cold process amide that is a drop in SLA 32 Lauroamphoacetate Liquid in blends with sulfates Techmide 470 Cocamide DIPA Liquid 5 replacement for Cocamide DEA that is Free surfactants. 100% DEA free. ALKYL AMIDO BETAINES Techmide Lauramide DEA Liquid 10 Liquid Lauramide DEA. Free LLDEA PRODUCT ACTIVE SOLID NAME INCI NAME PHYSICAL % % PROPERTIES & APPLICATIONS PRESERVATIVE A cost effective light colored grade SOPALEX Cocamidopropyl Clear with no unsaturation with outstanding 30 35 viscosity building and foam boosting CIT/MIT 360 BET Betaine Liquid properties. This grade contains a preservative. A cost effective light colored grade with no unsaturation with outstanding SOPALEX Cocamidopropyl Clear 30 35 viscosity building and foam boosting Free 360 HA Betaine Liquid properties. This grade is preservative free and is protected from microbial growth through pH. A low color and odor Cocamidopropyl Betaine derived from stripped fatty Sopalex Cocamidopropyl Clear acid. It is designed as an enhanced 32 37 viscosity building component for use in Free C-37 HP Betaine Liquid liquid hand soaps. This grade is preserved by high pH and does not contain any other preservatives. Sopalex Cocamidopropyl Clear High active grade of Cocamidopropyl 37 45 Betaine from hydrogenated coconut Free F50 Betaine Liquid oil. 6 7 AMPHOTERICS AMPHOTERICS SULTAINES ALKYL BETAINES PRODUCT ACTIVE SOLID PRODUCT ACTIVE SOLID NAME INCI NAME PHYSICAL % % PROPERTIES & APPLICATIONS PRESERVATIVE NAME INCI NAME PHYSICAL % % PROPERTIES & APPLICATIONS PRESERVATIVE Fatty acid derived Cocamidopropyl Short chain alkyl betaine with good Hydroxysultaine, with low odor & coupling properties. Extremely low Sopalteric Cocamidopropyl Clear 44 50 color. Excellent alternative to Free Octyl Clear foam and fast rinsing of it is very CBS Hydroxysultaine Liquid betaines for enhanced foam and Sopalex 340 38 50 useful for CIP applications. Stable in Free mildness while also avoiding any Betaine Liquid acidic/basic systems, with California proposition 65 chemicals. hypochlorite bleach and hydrogen peroxide. Standard Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine made from Derived from coconut oil this Sopalteric hydrogenated coconut oil. Excellent product provides mildness, high Cocamidopropyl Clear 40 50 alternative to betaines for Free Coco Clear foam and viscosity building. It is also CHS Hydroxysultaine Liquid enhanced foam and mildness while Sopalex 385 Betaine Liquid 31 37 stable in highly acidic formulations Free also avoiding any California and is stable with hypochlorite proposition 65 chemicals. bleach and hydrogen peroxide. Low water, high active version of Derived from natural fatty sources Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine these products provide superior made from coconut oil. Excellent Lauryl Clear mildness, good foam and viscosity. It Clear alternative to betaines for Sopalex 390 Betaine Liquid 31 37 is also stable in highly acidic Free Sopalteric Liquid enhanced foam and mildness while formulations and is stable with Cocamidopropyl with 77 85 also avoiding any California Free hypochlorite bleach and hydrogen CHS FS Hydroxysultaine precipitat proposition 65 chemicals. The low peroxide. e water level of it makes this grade ideal for bar soaps and other formulations that cannot tolerate water. HI&I SPECIALTY AMPHOTERICS Displays good electrolyte stability PRODUCT SOLID Sodium NAME INCI NAME PHYSICAL ACTIVE % % PROPERTIES & APPLICATIONS PRESERVATIVE Sopalteric Cocoampho- Clear and is high foaming when CS Hydroxypropyl- Liquid 38 45 combined with anionics and Free An excellent hydrotrope with moderate foaming by itself. It is significant surfactant properties sulfonate also an efficient wetter. Sopalteric Sodium 2- such as wetting and surface Ethylhexyl- Clear 43 43 tension reduction. It is moderately Free Enhanced foam properties versus JC HA Liquid Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine aminopropionate soluble in caustic solutions and with better flash foam than produces foam that is very low and reasonably fast breaking. Sopalteric Lauramidopropyl Betaine when Lauramidopropyl Clear 40 50 formulated with common anionics. Free LHS Hydroxysultaine Liquid Sopalteric Mix C8 Amphoteric surfactant designed Excellent alternative to betaines for Ampho- Clear 28 34 for low foam and fast wetting HI&I Free enhanced foam and mildness while JEM carboxylates Liquid applications.
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