Polymeric dispersants sold under the trade designation “MF” belong to GreenAgrochem.net, the Green Agrochem Surface & Interface Technology Division. “MF” is not a complete chemical identity, and commercial grades must be qualified through the current TDS, SDS, composition statement, COA and application test.
Use the complete Polymer Dispersant MF: Selection, Testing and Applications guide for dispersion mechanism, dye/pigment/agrochemical applications, MF–NNO–SNF boundaries, specifications, screening and responsible handling.
Former Dosage and Commercial Data Status
| Former value | Evidence/status | Required treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Dye bath 0.5–3 g/L; pad dyeing 3–5 g/L; high-temperature polyester dyeing 0.5–1.5 g/L. | No exact MF grade, source/revision, dye/fibre system, active-solids basis or test method. | Not current supplier recommendations. Restore only as exact-grade starting trial ranges with defined basis and controlled validation. |
| 25 kg lined woven bag. | Former packaging statement, but no current exact-grade packaging specification was cited. | Confirm the offered grade, net weight, liner, palletization and contract before publication or purchase. |
| 2024 market value USD 65.2 million; USD 96 million by 2031; CAGR 5.8%. | Unverified, time-sensitive market figures without an identified report, scope, currency basis or methodology. | Do not use as current market fact. Restore only with a dated original research source and defined market scope. |
Former Technical and Safety Claims
| Former claim | Status | Correct approach |
|---|---|---|
| MF is universally heat-, acid-, alkali-, salt- and hard-water-stable, foam-free and compatible with all anionic/non-ionic chemicals. | Unsupported universal compatibility and performance language. | Test exact grade, substrate, water, electrolyte, pH, temperature, surfactants and process; assess foam separately. |
| Non-toxic, non-flammable, non-explosive and safe/low-risk to handle. | Absolute safety claims unsupported by the exact current SDS and workplace assessment. | Follow the grade-specific SDS, dust control, PPE and site risk assessment. |
| Automatically improves colour, fastness, leather, rubber, paper, concrete strength/durability or process speed. | Unverified application outcomes across unrelated systems. | Each application requires its own formulation, control, dosage basis, method and acceptance criteria. |
| MF is a concrete superplasticizer equivalent. | Trade-name confusion; dye/formulation MF must not inherit concrete-grade SNF claims. | Concrete use requires a documented concrete-grade product and qualification with the actual cementitious system. |
| Supplier ISO 9001/14001 compliance implies product quality or environmental performance. | No exact supplier certificate/scope was identified; management-system certification is not product-performance proof. | Verify current certificate, issuing body, scope and site separately from product specifications. |
Grade Qualification Checklist
- Full product designation and supplier chemical identity.
- Current TDS/SDS revision and representative/batch COA.
- Appearance, active or solids basis, pH, salt and insoluble limits with methods.
- Actual dye, pigment or formulation substrate, water and processing conditions.
- Application-specific dispersion, viscosity, filtration, colour, suspension and storage tests.
Review the current Dispersant MF product page and MF price and RFQ guide, or contact info@greenagrochem.com.
Division note: Concrete-grade SNF and industrial concrete-admixture procurement remain with LigninCorp; formulation-grade MF/NNO selection belongs to GreenAgrochem.net.
