Home Care Preservatives metil isotiazolinona

MIT 10%
Preservative for Household and I&I Products.

Chemical Name: 2-methyl-4-ishothiazolin-3-one
CAS No: 2682-20-4 
General                                                                                                   
MIT-10 is an active ingredient solution for the preservation of paints, binder dispersions, adhesives and other technical products
MIT-10 contains an active substance permitted for use in food contact coatings and adhesives provided that the customary dosage rates are not exceeded
MIT-10 s a straight aqueous solution of the active ingredient Methylisothiazolone, and does not contribute to VOC and AOX. the performance is similar toKORDEK MLX,ROCIMA 550,ACTICIDE M 10,BIOPOL MI 10,PROMEX MIT10,NEOLONE M-10 .
Typical Properties
These properties are typical but do not constitute specifications

 Compatibility
MIT-10 shows a very good compatibility even after undiluted addition. A series of experiments have shown that viscosity and color of the finished products preserved with
MIT-10 remain unchanged.
Stability
Temperature: up to 60°C (short periods to 80°C), pH range: 4 to 11
Application and Activity                                                                          
MIT-10 combines environmental acceptability with effective preservation. It can be used in a wide range of products such as paints, adhesives, latex emulsions, tackifiers, mineral slurries, pigment dispersions and other technical, water-based products.
MIT-10  is a straight solution of the active ingredient in water and does not contain any additives or salt. It is therefore suited to preserve products which are free of VOC(volatile organic compounds) and AOX (adsorbable, halogenated organic substances). In most cases it shows a very good compatibility and will not cause coagulation even if added undiluted.
MIT-10 has a broad spectrum of activity against all commonly occurring micro-organisms in the application field. It must be understood that  MIT-10 cannot provide a protection in the vapor phase due to absence of formaldehyde and other volatile microbicides. 
Dosage
The optimum dosage rate of MIT-10 depends upon the degree of contamination and the susceptibility of the product to be preserved. Occasionally, the degree of contamination exhibits seasonal fluctuation, so that a periodical determination of germ counts can assist in choosing the optimum dosage rate.
The typical use concentration ranges between 0.05 – 0.15%.
In the case of special application, please consult either our Technical or our Biological Laboratories for assistance.

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