Surfactants > Acetylenics

Dynol™ 604 by Evonik is an ultra low-VOC, low-foam, non-ionic wetting agent and surfactant. It is used in waterborne systems like adhesives and concrete sealant. Possesses low foam and low... view more

Dynol™ 607 by Evonik is an ethoxylated acetylenic gemini surfactant and substrate wetting agent. It is used in adhesives. It offers very good flow and levelling, no recoatability, non-persistent... view more

Surfynol® 2502 by Evonik is a 100% active, light yellow liquid acetylenic-based surfactant. It is a dynamic wetting agent that provides good foam control and improved water solubility. It offers low... view more

Surfynol® 420 by Evonik is a non-ionic surfactant. It is used in waterborne pressure sensitive adhesives. It provides dynamic wetting and molecular defoaming properties. It offers benefits such as... view more

Surfynol® 440 by Evonik is a non-ionic surfactant. It can perform as a non-foaming dynamic wetting agent, used in waterborne pressure sensitive adhesives. It offers benefits such as rapid migration... view more

Surfynol® 465 by Evonik is a non-ionic surfactant and a good substrate wetting agent. It is used in waterborne pressure sensitive adhesives. It possesses low foaming characteristics. It offers... view more

Surfynol® 485W by Evonik is a low viscosity, non-ionic surfactant. It provides dynamic substrate wetting and defoaming. It is used in waterborne pressure sensitive adhesives. It offers benefits such... view more

Surfynol® 502 by Evonik is a modified acetylenic diol, non-silicone surfactant. Its low dynamic surface tension promotes good wetting. It promotes foam control in waterborne formulations. It is... view more

Surfynol® 504 by Evonik is a modified acetylenic diol, non-silicone surfactant. It has low dynamic surface tension and promotes good wetting. It promotes foam control in waterborne formulations... view more

Surfynol® 61 by Evonik is a 100% active, multifunctional acetylenic based surface-active, volatile wetting agent with good foam control. It is volatile in nature, evaporates from a system under use... view more