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As of early 2025, Chemours Capstone™ has been discontinued, and ChemPoint is committed to helping customers find alternatives. We offer Momentive CoatOSil™ and Silquest™, silicone-based surface-modifying additives, and ICT Thetawet™, Thetaguard™, and Thetapel™ fluorosurfactants and fluoropolymers. Contact us, and one of our technical experts will assist you in finding the closest option for your formulation.
Capstone™ FS-50 is an amphoteric fluorosurfactant that is used to reduce surface tension and provide sustained foam. It is most often used in water-based cleaning products.
Capstone™ FS-50 is an amphoteric fluorosurfactant that is used to significantly reduce the surface tension of water-based formulations. Capstone™ FS-50 is also used to provide sustained foam. This reduction of surface tension and sustained foaming makes Capstone™ FS-50 ideal for use in industrial and institutional cleaning products. Capstone™ FS-50 is available commercially as a 27% solids solution in 5 gallon pails and 55 gallon drums.
Note: All samples and purchases of Capstone for new projects and applications must first be evaluated for approval by ChemPoint and Chemours.
Appearance: Clear to hazy amber liquid
Chemical Structure: Betaine partially fluorinated surfactant
Composition: 27% solids in water/ethanol
Specific Gravity: 1.03 g/mL
Viscosity at 20 °C (68 °F): 9.7 cP
Thermal Stability: Stable up to 175 °C (347 °F)
pH: 5–7
Flash Point (closed cup): 25 °C (77 °F)
Solubility at 25 °C (77 °F): Soluble in water, ethanol and ethylene glycol
Shelf Life: 5 years
Primary Chemistry:
Amphoteric Fluorosurfactant
High surface tension of water-based paints that causes poor wetting and adhesion.
Capstone™ FS-50 is recommended for use as a foaming agent and surface tension reducing surfactant in oil field operations, industrial cleaning solutions, floor care products, and latex paint formulations.
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