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Sulfonol 20 kg

Industrial-Grade Anionic Surfactant for Large-Scale Manufacturing

Sulfonol supplied in 20 kg packaging is a widely trusted anionic surfactant used across multiple industries where reliable foaming and cleaning performance at scale matters most. This volume clearly signals industrial-grade sourcing rather than a small trial batch, making it suitable for factories and production lines that require consistent raw material quality shipment after shipment. The product belongs to the broader category of Surfactants, which brings together components for building foaming, cleansing and emulsifying systems of any production scale.

The most common application of sulfonol is in manufacturing laundry powders, dish detergents, floor cleaners, car shampoos and degreasing solutions for hard surfaces. It dissolves grease and mineral soils effectively even in hard water, which is why it remains popular for industrial equipment cleaning, transport fleet maintenance and food processing facilities where organic residues need to be removed quickly. Beyond household chemicals, sulfonol plays an important role in construction, where it acts as a foaming agent for aerated concrete and foam concrete production — typical dosage ranges from 0.2 to 0.5 percent of cement weight, and foam stability directly affects the density and thermal insulation properties of the finished block. In the oil extraction industry the substance is used as a demulsifier and enhanced oil recovery component, while textile manufacturers rely on it as a leveling agent during fabric dyeing and fiber washing stages.

In detergent formulations sulfonol is typically introduced at a concentration of 5 to 15 percent of the total batch weight, dissolved in water at 40-60 degrees Celsius during the aqueous phase preparation, before thickeners and fragrances are added. To reduce skin irritation potential and boost foam density, it is frequently combined with amphoteric or non-ionic surfactants — for instance Surfactant Genagen 3SB, which softens the overall formula and thickens the foam, or the gentler Surfactant Plantacare 2000 UP when a milder skin-contact profile is required. For smaller trial formulations, a pleasant scent can be achieved with Surfactant Cocoa, although industrial batches usually rely on stronger fragrance concentrates.

Sulfonol should be stored in a dry, closed area, in its original sealed packaging, at room temperature, away from moisture and temperature fluctuations, since the material tends to cake when exposed to humid air. When working with large packaging, accurate dosing through calibrated containers or weight-based dispensers is essential to keep the formulation consistent throughout the entire production run — a critical point for conveyor-based filling and packaging lines.

Heavy-Duty Degreasing Concentrate for Workshop Surfaces

Water 4200 ml

Sulfonol 400 g

Surfactant Genagen 3SB 120 ml

Sodium carbonate 80 g

Surfactant Cocoa fragrance 12 g

Heat the water to 50 degrees Celsius, then gradually add sodium carbonate followed by sulfonol while stirring continuously until fully dissolved. Once the mixture cools to room temperature, blend in the Genagen 3SB to stabilize foam and reduce the harshness of the formula, then add the fragrance for a pleasant final scent. Let the concentrate rest for several hours before transferring it into industrial containers so the components fully integrate into a stable working solution.

INCI	Sulfanolum
Other
Att brand	Germany
Color product	from white to light brown
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	20
Name	Sulfonol 20 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	20 kg
Solubility	water
View	powder
Valid until	10.2028