Swift's Technical Colloids come down to what they do for you

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3-dimensional cone, cube, pyramid, rod on a black background with specks of something falling on them.

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Swift’s Technical Colloids come down to what they do for you. 

Example: Prilling, pelleting, or binding a wide variety of particulates, with quantities as low as 0.25% by weight. 

Swift’s Technical Colloids are complex and many propertied. They are highly refined collagen derivatives, high in molecular weight (20,000-80,000), with an orderly molecular arrangement having active side groups. This combination provides unique chemical and physical versatility. The accompanying checklist defines their versatility. But the important thing is what they can do for you through single or multiple functionality. There’s only one real way to find out. Try them. 

Fill out the coupon and see how Swift’s Technical Colloids can bring it all together for you…in one chemical. 

I’m particularly interested in the following properties of Swift’s Technical 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

• Cross-linking with aldehydes to reduce water absorption

• Excellent resistance to aging 

• Dust control aid 

• Modification of binding systems

• Replacing other protein type systems

• Dispersing or emulsifying agent in binding solutions

• Gelatin type properties without food grade cost 

• Nutrition source (plant and animal) 

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The image creates a clever play on words with the phrase “come down”, as it visually suggests the idea of falling (Chiara Benedetti).