Chemistry identity
Silicone, mineral-oil, soap, polyether or another family; emulsion versus 100% active; CAS numbers when known. Similar trade names are not treated as the same SKU.
SPECIFICATION BRIEF
Use this page to resolve specification, document and approval questions for bulk antifoam. It is a buyer checklist, not a formula, SDS or inventory list. Molecular weight, particle size and solids content are recorded only when they apply to the quoted chemistry.
FIELDS TO CLOSE
Bulk can mean a 1,000 L IBC, a tank truck or a pallet of drums. Those formats change net fill, UN packaging, pump-off hardware and receiving-site constraints. State the format first. Then ask for assay, ionic type, typical viscosity, density, pH, moisture if relevant, and the CoA columns the receiving lab will check.
Silicone, mineral-oil, soap, polyether or another family; emulsion versus 100% active; CAS numbers when known. Similar trade names are not treated as the same SKU.
Active content, ionic type, pH, density, viscosity, appearance and any particle or solids control the process actually uses. Leave a field blank rather than inventing a number.
Net kg or liters, package material, palletization, temperature range, shelf-life statement from the supplier, and SDS-based transport classification for the destination.
Who signs identity, EHS and commercial acceptance. Sample size, method and pass/fail stay outside the quotation until named.
Public product-family references can frame questions. They cannot replace exact-product SDS, TDS and CoA files. Certificate of analysis columns should match the buyer’s incoming inspection, not a generic brochure.
BRIEF FAQ
Paste the closed fields, quantity, packaging and US destination. Open items should remain visible.