NA-SUL SS

NA-SUL SS is a high molecular weight, synthetic sodium sulfonate with a narrow molecular weight distribution. Unlike most sodium petroleum sulfonates, NA-SUL SS is not an emulsifier. NA-SUL SS is used in rust preventive fluids, slushing oils, preservative oils and circulating oils. It is also used in rust preventive fluids where staining due to metal-to-metal contact is a problem.

Rust preventive formulations based on NA-SUL SS form protective films on metal parts that provide resistance to re-emulsification. NA-SUL SS is recommended for use in soluble metalworking fluids and coolants to improve rust inhibition where it is significantly superior to sodium petroleum sulfonates. NA-SUL SS effectively prevents corrosion caused by dissimilar metal contact.

Metal TypeSodium
Metal Content2.40%
Viscosity @ 40°C2000 cSt
Viscosity @ 100°C57 cSt
Application AdvantageCorrosion resistance, Non-staining, Rust inhibition
Formulation AdvantageResists emulsification/demulsification, Solubility
Market ApplicationCirculating, Metalworking, Rust preventive, Slushing oil
Product GroupRust inhibitor, Rust preventive

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