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20 September 2012
Calcium Formate tech
Calcium formate is used as a tile additive, in concretes, leather tanning and production of Formic acid. CaFo Tech considerably extends the adhesive’s open time making it much more convenient to work with. By prolonging the open time a larger surface area can be prepared, significantly speeding-up the tiling process and promoting a more pro-ductive working method. CaFo Tech acts to minimise skin formation which dries out the adhesive prematurely leading to a poor quality bond or adhesion.
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24 February 2021
Boltorn™ U3000
Air drying, fatty acid modified dendritic polymer with a large concentration of unsaturation.
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24 February 2021
Boltorn™ P500
High functionality liquid dendritic polymer blend. Precursor for UV/EB curable acrylates or as cross-linking polymer in PU foams.
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11 December 2024
ProPhorce™ AC 299
Con el calentamiento global y la intensificación de la producción ganadera, es más importante que nunca gestionar el balance electrolítico de la dieta (BED) de sus animales y controlar las bacterias patógenas, sin comprometer el rendimiento animal ni la eficiencia alimenticia de los animales. ¿Y si pudiese hacer las dos cosas con sólo incluir un producto en su pienso? Puede lograrlo con ProPhorce™ AC 299: un producto a base de formiato de sodio producido por Perstorp.
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11 December 2024
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10 December 2024
Winning the Weaning Race: Go for Gold
Weaning marks an important and often stressful phase in a piglet's development. The transition from a milk-based diet to solid feed poses significant challenges to the piglet’s digestive system, which has been accustomed to easily digestible nutrients. The sudden change in diet composition, coupled with the separation from the sow, induces major physiological adjustments in the gut independently. These changes include for example the restructuring of the intestinal lining, shifts in gut microbiota, and alterations in barrier functions and permeability, inflammation and more (see figure 1). During this phase, piglets often experience a reduction in feed intake as they adapt to the new diet, which can result in malnutrition and slower growth. The immature gut, still developing its capacity to digest solid feed efficiently, becomes more vulnerable to pathogens. This can lead to diarrhea, which is one of the most common health issues during this stage and a major cause of mortality in piglets. The disruption in gut health also weakens the piglet’s immune system, making it more susceptible to infections and further compromising growth and survival.
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