About Tetraethylene Pentamine
Triethylene Pentamine
With the inclusion of advanced technology, we are engaged in offering a comprehensive range of Triethylene Pentamine. The range offered by us is strictly processed utilizing premium quality chemical compounds and advanced techniques in strictly adhering to set industrial standards. Apart from this, we offer this product in varied packaging options in order to satisfy variegated demands of our clients spanning all over the world.
Features:
- Long shelf life
- Purity
- No side effects
Specification
| Purity | 99% |
| Physical State | Liquid |
| Usage | Industrial |
| Grade Standard | Technical Grade |
Exceptional Stability and QualityWith a purity of over 98% and an alkaline profile, TEPA ensures reliability across multiple industrial operations. Its stability under recommended storage ensures consistent performance throughout its 12-month shelf life. Carefully controlled for moisture, heavy metals, and other residues, this product guarantees the high standards demanded by global manufacturers.
Versatile Industrial UtilityTEPAs versatility makes it invaluable as an epoxy curing agent, corrosion inhibitor, oil additive, and chelating agent. It is pivotal in producing surfactants, lubricants, and various fuel additives. Its clear liquid form and complete miscibility with water facilitate ease of handling and incorporation into diverse chemical processes.
FAQs of Tetraethylene Pentamine:
Q: How should Tetraethylene Pentamine (TEPA) be stored for optimal stability?
A: Store TEPA in a tightly sealed container in a cool, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight. Proper storage ensures the product maintains its stability and a shelf life of up to 12 months from the date of manufacturing if unopened.
Q: What are the primary industrial uses of TEPA?
A: TEPA is widely used as an epoxy curing agent, corrosion inhibitor, oil additive, and chelating agent. It also serves as a key component in the production of surfactants, lubricants, and oil field chemical additives.
Q: When is TEPA typically added during the manufacturing process?
A: TEPA is introduced during the formulation or compounding stages, especially when used as a curing agent for epoxies or as an additive in oil and lubricants, to ensure proper chemical integration and desired end-product performance.
Q: Where is your TEPA manufactured and exported from?
A: Our Tetraethylene Pentamine is produced and exported from India, complying with international quality and safety standards for shipment globally.
Q: What benefits does TEPA offer in industrial applications?
A: TEPAs high purity, strong chelating ability, and complete miscibility with water enhance efficiency and effectiveness across processes. Its stability and long shelf life provide added value, making it cost-effective for large-scale industrial use.
Q: How is TEPA typically packaged for delivery?
A: The product is available in various packaging formats including drums, Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC), and bulk tanks, accommodating different volume requirements and transportation needs.