Surfactants at OQEMA: clean chemistry, bright future

This is a pine gel concentrate which is a mobile liquid, however when diluted in water to circa 20%, it produces a thick gel, with a strong pine scent and excellent cleaning power. The gel can then be used in a warm water solution to clean most hard surfaces, typically at a dilution of 50-75ml per 3 litres.

The product is a powerhouse cleaning solution that transcends ordinary sprays and wipes. Pine gel's secret lies in its concentrated surfactants in combination with the cleaning power of a natural pine oil —those tiny cleaning molecules that work tirelessly behind the scenes. They cut through grime, grease, and stubborn stains, leaving surfaces gleaming. Pine gel doesn't play favourites.

Q-Surf 2506 is a neutral detergent concentrate that's more than meets the eye. Q-Surf 2506 packs a punch when it comes to cleaning.

This is a 'sink wash' neutral detergent concentrate that is supplied as a mobile liquid. Upon dilution with water, and adjustment with NaCl, it produces a viscous liquid with excellent foaming and degreasing properties. Finished concentrations of between 8% and 25% active are then easily achieved.
Additionally, the diluted product will support a fragrance loading of between 0.1% and 0.35% w/w, depending on the finished activity. The product has excellent hard water stability and is easily homogenised during manufacturing, under gentle mixing.

Q-Surf HT-50 is a bleach thickener concentrate that transforms ordinary bleach into a precision tool. Q-Surf HT-50 has been formulated to be stable in the presence of chlorine, whilst maintaining a viscous finished product and reducing the decomposition of the sodium hypochlorite component. Q-Surf HT-50 thickens the solution, allowing it to cling to inclined surfaces. This extended contact time means better soil removal and germ eradication. Q-Surf HT-50 enables the solubilisation of sodium hypochlorite stabilised fragrances, adding a touch of freshness to your cleaning endeavours.

Q-Surf HGO is a hand-gel concentrate that is supplied as a liquid base. The finished hand gel is produced by adding the HGO to hot water (65-75degC) under mixing, at circa 35% w/w. Abrasive beads of choice can then be added to the mix, which in combination with the surfactant and oil blend, will act as minute bars of soap, aiding a deep clean. The finished product, upon cooling produces a firm 'ringing' gel with sufficient viscosity that any beads added will not settle to the bottom. It has a strong citrus fragrance, which leaves the hands smelling pleasant after use.