Activated White Clay Bentonite
Description of offer:
The sale is bleaching earth
Activated White Clay Bentonite FZ1020
• Bleach, obtained from internally stratified clays (kerolit, hydrated magnesium silicate), with unique properties adsorbcyjnych and filtration.
• Naturally Active fine powder with a highly porous structure intravascular which removes chlorophyll and other pigments.
• recommended for refining of edible oils and fats, which require highly effective bleaching earth.
Activated White Clay Bentonite FZ1040
Excellent equivalent land Jeltar 100 Jeltar 300
surpassing properties! Activated bleaching earth fullers earth
Highly active bleaching earth
Developed specjlanie for onerous for bleaching oils
The composition of highly active clays selected, the specific surface area and a large active surface area. Due to the special structure of the surface and has a high activity and effectiveness in the removal of polar compounds, such as chlorophyll, carotenoids, peroxides and phospholipids. It is recommended for very difficult for refining of edible oils such as palm, rapeseed, linseed, soya and oil or stytuacji that require low power consumption bleaching earth.
Activated White Clay Bentonite FZ1060
It is a series of highly active bleaching earths, developed specifically for
removal of polar compounds, such as chlorophyll, carotenoids, phospholipids and peroxides.
Activated White Clay Bentonite FZ160
• Bleach, obtained from internally stratified clays (kerolit; hydrated silicate
magnesium) with unique properties adsorbcyjnych and filtration.
• Naturally Active fine powder with a highly porous internal structure.
• Recommended for refining different types of mineral oils, paraffin and waxes, which
require effective bleaching earth.
Refining of Mineral Oils like :
- paraffins and waxes
- insulating oil
- rolling oil
- white oil
- waste oil (lubricating oil black engine oil machine oil diesel oil gasoline oil)
- industrial triglycerides and fatty acids used for paints, varnishes and soaps.
sample of the Activated White Clay Bentonite
Experiment of the Natural bleaching earth