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20 September 2012
Propionaldehyde
Propanal or Propionaldehyde (PRAL) is the chemical intermediate in the production of propionic acid. It is also used for the production of Perstorp’s Bis-MPA. PRAL could also used to produce various chemical compounds used in pharmaceutical applications, plastics, plasticizers, lacquers, flavourings, cellulose and rubber chemicals.
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09 September 2023
2-Ethylhexanoic Acid Pro 100
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20 September 2012
ProPhorce™ AC 600
The active substances are formic acid and sodium formate in a highly concentrated buffer solution. ProPhorce™ AC 600 is used as a feed additive.
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01 December 2023
Pevalen™
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20 September 2012
ProPhorce™ AC 200
ProPhorce AC 200 is used as a feed additive and the active substance is calcium formate. It is a white crystalline material.
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13 May 2023
2-Ethylhexanoic Acid
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10 May 2023
Valeric Acid
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20 September 2012
ProMyr™ XR 680
ProMyr™ XR 680 is a product for those who need extra protection against overheating, yeasts and molds. It covers a wider dry matter range from 25-45 %, due to it´s high proportion of propionic acid compared to ProMyr™ NT 570. ProMyr™ XR 680 is well adapted to use when ensiling wholecrop and maize silage. The sodium content makes ProMyr™ XR 680 not classified as corrosive, only as irritating.
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11 May 2023
Valeric Acid Pro 20
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20 September 2012
ProMyr™ NT 570
ProMyr™ NT 570 is a high performance product that performe well under most ensilage conditions.The content of formic acid and sodium formate has an excellent pH-lowering effect which contributes to low drymatter losses and good protection against unwanted microorganisms and Clostridium Bacteria. The content of propionic acid is adjustet to prevent overheating and growth of moulds and yeasts at drymatter levels up to about 35%. The content of sodium makes ProMyr™ NT 570 not classified as corrosiv
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