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#Bread, prill, or pelletize with Swift's Techical Colloids, then control solubility via cross linking
## Bind particulates with Swift’s Technical Colloids
## Crosslink with aldehyde for controlled solubility
Swift’s Technical Colloids, in concentrations as low as 0.25% by weight, will not only bind a wide range of materials, but serve as a lubricant for easy forming.
One of the unusual characteristics of Swift’s Technical Colloids is the ability of its side chain amino groups to be crosslinked through reactions with aldehydes. This reaction controls the solubility and enables you to design a specific rate of release.
In this way, Swift’s Technical Colloids can offer you the benefits of strong binder, or film former, in combination with controlled solubility, or dissolvability. Some practical applications are in fish foods, agriucultural pharmaceutical additives.
Fill out the coupon and find out how Swift’s Technical Colloids can serve you with multiple functionability. I’m particularly interested in the following properties of Swift’s Techical Colloids (highly refined, amphoteric, collagen extracts, in liquid or dry form, and in various molecular weights):
Lubrication to increase green strength compactness
Superthin film forming
Controlling particle size formation
Specific adhesion to a wide variety of organic and inorganic materials
Biodegradable protective coating of chemical additives or ingredients
Release characteristics of dried films
Controlled solubility
Insolubility of dried films in most organic solvents
Crosslinking with aldehydes to reduce water absorption
Excellent resistance to aging
Dust control aid
Modification of binding systems
Dispersing or emulsifying agent in binding solutions
Gelatin-type properties without food grade cost
Nutrition source (plant and animal
Please send me data on Swift’s Technical Colloids as indicated, plus other information available pertaining to their uses for
[additional notes] This advertisement highlights how the Technical Colloids that are being marketed have “multiple functionability”. They can be a “strong binder or film former” and they have “controlled solubility and dissolvability”. This will allow companies to use their products for a larger variety of uses including “fish food, agrigucltural chemicals and pesticides and argricultural pharmaceutical additves”. It could be interesting to look into potential enviornmental effects since this additive is used primarily in agriculture.
