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DeTac® Pitch and Stickies Control Technology While there are a number of common chemical methods used to control pitch and stickies deposition, none to date have been able to simultaneously address two or more of the parameters that influence deposition. However, with the recent introduction of Ashland’s DeTac® pitch and stickies control technology, this has changed. Product Overview DeTac® pitch and stickies control technology comprises a family of patented organic contaminant control products for stock treatment. Designed for use in tissue, packaging, and printing and writing grades, the technology combines the benefits of a detackifier and a stabilizer to simultaneously address multiple deposition parameters, thereby significantly reducing or eliminating the potential for pitch and stickies deposition. In fact, results recorded from practical applications of the technology confirm that it is considerably more effective at controlling deposition than any other commercially available technology. Mode of Action DeTac® products are formulated with a natural polymer that utilizes a unique hydrophobic and hydrophilic design to detackify colloidal material. The polymer adsorbs onto the colloidal material, enhancing stability and modifying the contaminant surface to reduce adhesion. This not only prevents deposition but also significantly improves sheet quality and machine runnability. Features The major features of DeTac® pitch and stickies control technology are as follows: Benefits The following benefits were recorded from practical applications of DeTac® pitch and stickies control technology. Not all benefits are realized for all applications.
If you have a question or would like to know more about DeTac® pitch and stickies control technology, please complete and submit an Inquiry Form. Home > Innovations > Pulp and Papermaking Innovations > Contaminant Control Technologies > DeTac® Pitch and Stickies Control Technology |
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