Sensilchem supplies functional silica, specialty additives and silica-based adsorbents to overseas manufacturers and technical channels. We start from what is failing on your line — then match the grade and confirm it by testing.
Each track is organised around a process failure customers actually describe. The grade follows the problem, not the other way round.
Liquid vitamins and choline that will not stay a free-flowing powder; premix caking in store.
CENSIL 260P · 265P · 280P View track →
Seasoning and beverage powders bridging in the hopper or setting hard on the shelf.
CENSIL 310 · 320 · 260P View track →
Paste that separates, thins or loses its structure between batches.
CENSIL 310 · 320 · 150 View track →
WG that will not disintegrate, SC that settles hard, WP that dusts on the line.
CENSIL 260P · 265P · 280P View track →
Fluoride that stays above limit after precipitation, with an unstable discharge.
CENSIL 320 · 310 · 500 View track →
Matting that kills clarity, sags on application or settles hard in the can.
CENSIL 230W · 525L · 560N View track →
Foam that returns, or a defoamer that craters and floats oil on the film.
CENSIL 17 · 698 · 688 View track →
Film rolls that block, or antiblock that pushes haze past specification.
CENSIL 773 · 779 · 185P View track →
Dusty feeding, screen-pack pressure climbing, specks showing in downstream film.
CENSIL 165GR · 185GR · 779 View track →What each family is for, and which grades sit in it. We describe the selection logic rather than publish specification tables — data sheets, specifications and COA are issued per enquiry so the figures you receive are the current revision, matched to your application.
One absorption gradient, three steps. Take a liquid active onto a dry particle and keep the resulting powder discharging evenly — for premixes, food blends and WP/WG formulations.
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Higher pore volume and surface development, for food powders, brewing and oral care — and as candidate substrates for fluoride-removal functionalisation screening.
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A fine-powder route for oral-care paste structure and appearance, confirmed on your own paste rather than on a datasheet.
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Specially treated, organically treated and untreated. The surface treatment, not the chemistry, usually decides which one fits your resin system.
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A hydrophobic route for oil-based systems, plus two high-absorption grades for turning a liquid defoamer into a powder that still flows.
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Low-iron powders where film optics matter, a conventional comparison route, and granular grades for stable masterbatch feeding.
View family →We do not publish specification tables. Documents are issued per enquiry, at the current supplier revision, with a test plan written around your process.
Current-revision technical data sheet for the grades relevant to your application, with the test method behind each figure.
SDS / MSDS and use statements. For food, feed, oral-care and agrochemical customers we confirm the destination-country position separately.
Certificate of analysis shipped with each lot, plus retained samples so a later batch question can be traced back.
We start from the application problem — current material, formulation or resin, equipment, and the target you are trying to hit.
We confirm what product documentation, supplier files and importer responsibilities the destination market requires before anything ships.
Main sample plus comparison grades, with a test plan written around your actual problem.
Bench trial, then scale-up. We read the results with you rather than handing over a datasheet.
Small volumes and multiple grades to begin with, moving to a steady reorder rhythm once it works.
The material you use now, the formulation or resin, the equipment and the target you need to hit. That is enough for us to say whether we have something worth testing.
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