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At a glance

De-inking chemicals

Ink detachment on recycled fibre

Ionic type
Nonionic / anionic
Typical HLB
Mid wetting
Foam
Controlled
Key industries
Paper

Biodegradability: De-inking surfactants must release ink without killing flotation foam; mill effluent rules apply.

Paper chemicals

De-inking Chemicals

Product range

De-inking products

Deinking chemicals technical guide

Grade names alone do not rank—or run a mill. For flotation vs wash deinking, stubborn toner/UV inks, enzymes vs surfactants, and how to keep froth out of the paper machine, read the deinking chemicals guide.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions - De-inking Chemicals

Find answers to common questions about de-inking chemicals

De-inking chemicals are specialty surfactants and chemicals used in paper recycling to remove ink, toner, and contaminants from recycled paper fibers. They are essential for producing high-quality recycled paper with improved brightness and cleanliness.
We offer de-inking surfactants and agents that effectively remove ink, toner, and contaminants from recycled paper fibers. Our products help improve brightness, cleanliness, and quality of recycled paper in paper recycling processes.
De-inking chemicals are used in paper recycling facilities to remove ink and contaminants from recycled paper fibers. They are essential for producing high-quality recycled paper with improved brightness and reduced contamination.
Benefits include effective ink and contaminant removal, improved paper brightness, enhanced recycled paper quality, better fiber cleanliness, and increased recycling efficiency. They help produce high-quality recycled paper products.
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Talk to Esteem Industries formulators about recycled-fiber de-inking, brightness, and ink-removal trials.