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Nano Ag/ZnO Antibacterial Concentrate

ZnoNova Materials·TL-020604

A waterborne concentrate in which nano silver and nano zinc oxide are chemically modified so they disperse in water without re-agglomerating. Particle size is under 10 nm, which is why it is more active per unit of metal than conventional silver biocides. Supplied as a liquid concentrate for you to dose into your own formulation.

Specification

AppearanceLight blue to blue semi-transparent liquid
Nano Ag1,200 ± 50 ppm
Nano ZnO15,000 ± 200 ppm
Average particle size5–10 nm
BET surface area>200 m²/g
Crystal formSpherical
Specific gravity1.03 g/cm³
pH7 ± 1
OdourNone
Recommended dosage0.5–1%, diluted with deionised water (or boiled and cooled water)
ComplianceRoHS — free of Cd, Pb, Hg, Cr(VI), PBB, PBDE
Packaging20 kg / drum

Where it is used

TextilesDip or pad application on fabric and non-wovens.
Coatings & paintsWaterborne systems where a metal-ion antibacterial is wanted.
Paper productsTissue, wipes and packaging paper.
Personal careFormulator-dosed; you own the registration.
Agriculture & horticultureExternal use on produce, cut flowers and potted plants.
Metalworking fluidsCutting-oil preservation.
What we do not claim

Questions buyers ask

What is the actual silver content?

1,200 ± 50 ppm nano silver, plus 15,000 ± 200 ppm nano zinc oxide, in a waterborne carrier. At the recommended 0.5–1% dosage that puts roughly 6–12 ppm of silver into your finished formulation.

Why both silver and zinc oxide?

They do different jobs. Silver carries the antibacterial activity at very low concentration; the nano zinc oxide adds UV attenuation and, because of its colour and dispersibility, is the component that makes the concentrate usable in cosmetic and coating formulations without greying them.

Will it agglomerate in my formulation?

The particles are chemically modified for water dispersion, which is what keeps them at 5–10 nm. Mechanical dispersion on mixing is still required. Dilute with deionised water rather than tap water — chloride will precipitate silver.

Can you supply a CoA?

Yes, per batch, on request with a sample.

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