Chemicals that are used to break oil in water emulsions.

Speciality Chemicals that are introduced into flowlines in order to reduce and prevent the formation of scales and corrosion damage to flowlines and equipment’s.

Also known as Biocides, are used to control and prevent slime-forming bacteria, sulphate-reducing and iron-oxidizing bacteria and bacteria which attack polymers, disrupting the efficiency in flowlines and Oil & Gas productions.

Thickeners are used to increase the sludge concentration, in order to achieve a better separation between solids and water.

Chemicals that causes a dispersed colloidal system like clays, polymers or other charged particles to coagulate and form flocs. Most Flocculants tend to be long chain polymers or multivalent cations like aluminium, magnesium or calcium.

Chemical components or blends that provides one or more functions in the fluid, when used at specified rates. They help reduce wear on surfaces that experience friction during operations.

Calcium chloride is used in wastewater treatment applications to remove undesired impurities. The petroleum, metal working, laundry, textile and food processing industries add calcium chloride to oily waste streams to cause oil droplets to float to the surface where they can be removed by skimming.

lightweight, inert, hollow sphere made largely of silica and alumina and filled with air or inert gas.