Drilling Polymer

Dadmac (Quaternary Ammonium Monomer) DADMAC is a high purity, aggregated, quaternary ammonium salt and high charge density cationic monomer. Its appearance is colorless and transparent liquid without an irritating smell. DADMAC can be dissolved in water very easily. There is alkenyl double bond in the molecular structure and can form linear homopolymer and all kinds of copolymers by various polymerization reaction. The features of DADMAC are: very stable in normal temperature, unhydrolyzed and noninflammable, low irritation to skins and low toxicity. Use: It can be used as cationic monomer to produce mono-polymer or co-polymers with other monomers. The polymers can be used as formaldehyde-free color-fixing agent in the textile dyeing and finishing auxiliaries, film forming on the fabric and improve the color fastness; In paper-making additives can be used as retention agent, paper coating anti-static agent, AKD sizing promoter; Can be used in decoloring flocculation in the process of water treatment and purification with high efficiency and non-toxic;In daily chemicals, can be used as shampoo combing agent, wetting agent and the anti-static agent; In oilfield chemicals can be used as clay stabilizer, cationic additive in acid and fracturing fluid and so on. Its main role is electric neutralization, adsorption, flocculation, cleaning, decoloring, especially assynthetic resin modifier for conductivity and anti-static property. Applications: Water Treatment Paper Textile & Dyeing Oil drilling Mining CodeItem AMZCD101 AMZCD102 AMZCD103 Appearance Clear transparent liquid Solid Content 601 615 651 pH 5070 ColorAPHA 50 NaCI 20

Product Description Potassium Formate is chemically represented by the formula KCOOH. Potassium Formate is available as stock, clear fluid which can be used in workover and completion operations that require a density to 13.2ppg(1.58SG) and a base liquid for drill-in fluids. Formate-base brines are considered to have better HSE characteristics than chlorides and bromides brines for many applications. Although more expensive than alternative brines, potassium formate brines show excellent thermal stabilization effects on natural polymers and the potassium ions provides excellent clay stabilization and swelling inhibition of shales. Sodium formate is available as a dry-sacked material and as a stock liquid. Applications/Functions Used in workover and completion operations that require clear fluids with a density up to 13.2ppg Used as a base liquid for drill-in fluids Widely used in slim hole drilling, horizontal wells, branch hole drilling and stringent environmental requirements area Advantages Excellent clay stabilization and swelling inhibition of shales Compatible with other drilling fluids additives Saturated solution is 76% w/w and readily soluble Low activity of aqueous solution provides enhanced hole stability High core permeability with minimal reservoir damage Environmentally friendly product Typical Properties Appearance: Clear liquid or white crystal; Specific gravity of solid: 1.91; Solution pH: 9-11; Solubility in water: 310g/100ml water at 77�°F Recommended Treatment Drilling conditions and mud system requirements dictate concentration levels Package 1 MT BIG BAG or 1000L IBC TOTES

Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC-Na) is an organic compound with the chemical formula of [C6H7O2 (OH) 2OCH2COONa] n. It is a carboxymethyl derivative of cellulose and the most important ionic cellulose adhesive. Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose is usually an anionic polymer compound obtained by reacting natural cellulose with caustic soda and monochloroacetic acid, with a molecular weight ranging from several thousand to one million. CMC-Na is a white fibrous or granular powder that is odorless, odorless, and hygroscopic, and is easily dispersed in water to form a transparent colloidal solution. In the field of coatings, CMC can be used as a thickener, dispersant, leveling agent and wetting agent, etc., to help the coating better adhere to the surface and improve the smoothness and adhesion of the coating. In the field of paper and pulp, CMC can be used as a wet strength agent, adhesive, dispersant and anti-seepage agent to improve the strength and printing performance of paper. In the field of petroleum drilling fluid, CMC can be used as an important stabilizer and filter agent to help the drilling fluid maintain stability and filtration performance. In the food field, CMC can be used as a thickener, emulsifier and stabilizer to make yogurt, ice cream, jelly, condiments and bread and other foods.

Sodium Lignosulfonate is a natural polymer derived from wood pulp. It is a light yellow to brown powder that dissolves easily in water. It has various applications and functions in different industries such as it is used as a dispersant and binder for concrete, ceramics and gypsum. It reduces the water content and improves workability and strength in materials. It also works as a de-foaming agent and preservative for paper productions and food processing. It prevents the formation of foam and inhibits the growth of microorganisms. Itâ??s used a surfactant and emulsifier for oil drilling, dyeing, leather and cosmetics. Sodium Lignosulfonate is also used as a fertilizer and feed additive for agriculture and animal husbandry. It's also used in the textile, chemical, metallurgical and petroleum industries. Sodium Ligonosulfonate is a versatile and environmentally friendly substance that can be used for various purposes. It is also biodegradable and non toxic to human and animals. Sales Specification Appearance: Yellow Brown Powder Ph: 8.67 Dry Matters: 96.4 % Water-Insoluble: 0.85 % Lignosulfonate: 61.00 % Reducing Sugar: 5.4 % Sulfate: 2.7 % Calcium & Magnesium: 0.38 % Moisture: 6.0 % Packing 55.12 lb bags, 20 bags per pallet

Product Description Potassium Formate is chemically represented by the formula KCOOH. Potassium Formate is available as stock, clear fluid which can be used in workover and completion operations that require a density to 13.2ppg(1.58SG) and a base liquid for drill-in fluids. Formate-base brines are considered to have better HSE characteristics than chlorides and bromides brines for many applications. Although more expensive than alternative brines, potassium formate brines show excellent thermal stabilization effects on natural polymers and the potassium ions provides excellent clay stabilization and swelling inhibition of shales. Sodium formate is available as a dry-sacked material and as a stock liquid. Applications/Functions Used in workover and completion operations that require clear fluids with a density up to 13.2ppg Used as a base liquid for drill-in fluids Widely used in slim hole drilling, horizontal wells, branch hole drilling and stringent environmental requirements area Advantages Excellent clay stabilization and swelling inhibition of shales Compatible with other drilling fluids additives Saturated solution is 76% w/w and readily soluble Low activity of aqueous solution provides enhanced hole stability High core permeability with minimal reservoir damage Environmentally friendly product Typical Properties Appearance: Clear liquid or white crystal; Specific gravity of solid: 1.91; Solution pH: 9-11; Solubility in water: 310g/100ml water at 77 F Recommended Treatment Drilling conditions and mud system requirements dictate concentration levels Package 1 MT BIG BAG or 1000L IBC TOTES