Casdicour Max Conc

Casdicour Max Conc

Degreaser, Detergent, Emulsifier, Wetting Agent

Powerful Multi-Action Cleaner for Textiles

Our advanced formulation acts simultaneously as a degreasing agent, stain remover, wetting agent, detergent, and emulsifier, making it an indispensable solution for the washing, desizing, and bleaching of cotton and its blends. Designed for versatility, it performs with equal efficiency in both continuous and exhaust methods, ensuring consistent results across a wide range of textile operations.

With its high concentration of 85% active solids, Casdiscour Max Conc delivers outstanding performance even at low dosages, reducing product consumption and maximizing cost-effectiveness. By deeply penetrating fibers, it removes stubborn grease, oils, and weaving stains while promoting optimal wetting and uniform fabric preparation.

This not only improves whiteness and cleanliness but also enhances the efficiency of subsequent finishing treatments. Whether used in pretreatment or bleaching lines, Casdiscour Max Conc guarantees higher process efficiency, cleaner fabrics, and brighter results, giving manufacturers the confidence to deliver textiles that consistently meet the highest standards of quality and performance.

Degreaser

The degreaser removes oils, greases, and waxes from fibers, allowing better wetting and dye absorption. This ensures uniform dyeing, prevents stains, and prepares the fabric for high-quality finishing, optimizing the production process and reducing defects.

Benefits of a Good Degreaser

  • Improves wetting and dye absorption.
  • Ensures uniform dyeing without stains.
  • Optimizes bleaching, dyeing, and finishing processes.
  • Reduces defects and increases the final quality of the textile.
  • Contributes to cleaner and more sustainable processes.
  • Removes oils and greases from lycra and other fibers.
  • Allows finishing products, such as water or oil repellents, to work more efficiently.

Used motor grease

Casdiscour Max Conc

Note: Washing with Casdiscour Max Conc was performed at 85°C Celsius with 1 g/l.

Exhaustion

For the exhaustion process, the amounts to be used depend on the amount of solids contained in the product. In this way, we can compare solid by solid which is the best.

Dosage:

Product Amount (g/L)
Casdiscour Max Conc 0.55 g/l
Casdiscour FC Conc 0.80 g/l

Process

  • Cotton 100%
  • Bath Ratio 1:8
  • Soda 2 g/L
  • Peroxide 3 g/L
  • Temperature 98°C
  • Time: 30 minutes

Results

Product CIE Whiteness Grade Wetting Capillarity
Casdiscour Max Conc 78.95 Immediate 2.1 cm
Casdiscour FC Conc 77.03 Immediate 2.4 cm

Capillarity

Capillarity in textiles is an important physical phenomenon that refers to the ability of fabrics to transport liquids through their fibers and the spaces between them. Here’s a detailed explanation of this concept:

The capillarity test in textiles is a simple yet effective method for evaluating how a fabric absorbs and transports liquids. It is conducted by suspending a vertical strip of fabric with its lower end submerged in water, measuring the height the liquid reaches in one minute. This test is crucial for textile quality control, as it allows for the assessment of finishing treatment effectiveness and the determination of fabric suitability for various uses, especially in sports and technical clothing where moisture management is essential. The results indicate absorption capacity, liquid transport speed, and process uniformity, key factors in ensuring the performance and quality of the final product.

Casdiscour Max Conc

Rises 2.1 cm in 1 minute

Casdiscour FC Conc

Rises 2.4 cm in 1 minute

Dispersion

In textile processing, dispersion refers to the ability of a chemical to evenly distribute oils, waxes, pigments, or impurities in water so they can be removed or treated effectively. A detergent, emulsifier, or degreaser with strong dispersing power ensures that unwanted substances do not reattach to the fabric, leading to cleaner, brighter, and more uniform results.

Why Good Dispersion Matters

  • Prevents redeposition: Once dirt, oil, or wax is removed from the fiber, dispersants keep it suspended in the bath, avoiding stains or dulling of the fabric.
  • Improves efficiency: Strong dispersing agents maximize the performance of detergents and degreasers, allowing lower dosages and shorter processing times.
  • Enhances dyeing quality: By keeping impurities dispersed, the fiber surface remains clean and uniform, which improves dye uptake and reduces patchiness.
  • Protects fabric quality: Dispersion reduces the risk of fiber damage caused by localized deposits of oils, waxes, or chemicals.

Process

  • Activated Carbon: 2 g/l
  • Time: 30 minutes
  • Temperature: 98° Celsius
  • Rinse at 60 degrees until cold

Dosage:

Product Amount (g/L)
Casdiscour Max Conc 0.7 g/l
Casdiscour FC Conc 1.70 g/l

Casdiscour Max Conc

Casdiscour FC Conc

Note: The darker and more even, the better!

Anti-Yellowing

One of the main risks in textile preparation is yellowing. This occurs when oils, waxes, lubricants, or impurities are not properly removed or when they redeposit onto the fabric during processing. Yellowing not only affects the appearance but can also interfere with dyeing and finishing, causing uneven shades and reduced fabric quality.

Dosage:

Product Amount (g/L)
Casdiscour Max Conc 3.5 g/l
Casdiscour FC Conc 8.50 g/l

Results

Product Yellowing
Sin 30.11
Casdiscour Max Conc 26.1
Casdiscour FC Conc 25.68

Note: The lower the value, the better!