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Detergent Factory Installation

With years of experience and a team of experts, we provide high-quality services at every stage, from the design to the installation of detergent production facilities. In the installation of detergent factories, we adopt a meticulous approach to ensure functionality, safety, and environmental compliance.

Our engineers offer innovative solutions at every stage of the detergent factory installation. By carefully addressing every detail, from process control to safety standards, we ensure that your projects are successfully completed within the specified budget and timeline.

Detergent Production Facility Installation

Detergent production facilities are complex structures essential for the production of cleaning products. During the installation of these facilities, we offer you the best service, drawing on our years of experience and engineering expertise. We provide tailored solutions to ensure functionality, efficiency, and environmental compliance in the installation of detergent production facilities. With our commitment to quality and safety, we guarantee the successful completion of your projects.

Powder Detergent Production Facility

Powder detergent production facilities are industrial sites where cleaning products frequently used in daily life are produced. Specially developed equipment and technologies are used in these facilities to produce detergent in powder form. We provide professional support at every stage, from the design to the installation of powder detergent production facilities. We utilize the latest technology and process control methods to achieve high-quality products.

Liquid Detergent Production Facility

Liquid detergent production facilities are places where liquid detergents are produced, both for household cleaning and industrial use. These facilities manage the complex processes of mixing, processing, and packaging the raw materials used in liquid detergent production. With our extensive experience in the installation and optimization of liquid detergent production facilities, we guide you through the process, ensuring that your projects are completed on time and within budget.

How is Detergent Produced?

Detergents are produced by carefully combining chemical components. They primarily contain water-soluble surfactants, stabilizers, fillers, perfumes, and colorants. The production process includes mixing raw materials, thermal processing, cooling, drying, and packaging. Proper management of these processes determines the quality of the final product.

How is Powder Detergent Produced?

The production of powder detergent begins with the creation of a homogeneous mixture of surfactants, fillers, and other components. This mixture is then converted into granule or powder form and packaged.

What Materials Are Used in Detergent Production?

The primary ingredients used in detergent production include surfactants, phosphates, carbonates, enzymes, perfumes, and water. These components determine the cleaning power and other properties of the detergent.

What Are the Raw Materials of Powder Detergent?

The main raw materials used in the production of powder detergents include sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), sodium carbonate, zeolite, sodium tripolyphosphate, and enzymes.

What is the Chemical Structure of Detergents?

The chemical structure of detergents varies, but they generally contain surfactants, phosphates, carbonates, and other auxiliary materials. Formulas may differ depending on the specific product.

What Materials Are Used to Make Soap and Detergents?

Soap and detergents are produced through the reaction of oils or fatty acids with alkalis (typically sodium hydroxide). The active ingredients in soap and detergents are surfactants, which work to remove grease and stains from surfaces.

What Are the Raw Materials of Soap and Detergents?

The raw materials of soap and detergents include oils, fatty acids, alkali substances, and water. These materials initiate the basic chemical reactions necessary for the formation of the final products.