Laundry Chemicals

Chemical formulations used in laundry processes to clean, soften, whiten, brighten, sanitize, and de-stain fabrics.

Types of Laundry Chemicals

Detergents: Anionic, Cationic, Non-ionic, Amphoteric surfactants.
Liquid, Powder, Pod/Capsule forms.
Bleaches: Chlorine bleach (Sodium Hypochlorite).
Oxygen bleach (Hydrogen Peroxide, Sodium Percarbonate).
Fabric Softeners: Quaternary ammonium compounds.
Stain Removers: Enzyme-based, solvent-based, oxygenated.
Brighteners (Optical Brighteners): Fluorescent whitening agents.|
Sizing Agents: For adding stiffness.
Sour Agents: To neutralize alkalinity and prevent yellowing/graying.
Sanitizers/Disinfectants: For killing bacteria and viruses.

Application in various industries

Residential Laundry: Household washing machines.
Commercial Laundry: Hotels, hospitals, industrial laundries.
Dry Cleaning: Specific formulations for non-water-based cleaning.
Textile Industry: Pre-treatment, dyeing, and finishing processes.

Material Selection Considerations 

Chemical Compatibility: Packaging materials (plastics like HDPE, PET) and manufacturing equipment must be resistant to the chemicals being stored and processed.
Corrosion Resistance: For tanks, pipes, and mixers in production. Stainless steel (SS304, SS316), specific polymers, and lined equipment are used.
Seal Integrity: To prevent leakage and maintain product stability.
UV Protection: For light-sensitive chemicals.
Safety: Non-reactive, non-leaching materials.

 

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