Products in Power, Water & Utilities: Waxes

FOAM BAN TS-3618 is a defoamer for all common emulsion systems. Extremely versatile, very fast action and effective under acidic and alkaline conditions.

Bright Dyes® FLT Blue Wax (Cone) offers our slowest rate of dispersion. Wax is perfect for use in time studies, travel studies, sea marking, and flow/current mapping. Cones will dye more than a wax cake but less than a wax donut. This dye is only used for visual representation and will NOT be seen under ultraviolet light. Visually this dye appears aqua to royal blue. Our FLT Blue line is our only food grade/food safe water tracing line. This dye is ANSI/NSF Standard 60 certified for use in drinking water. The most applicable uses for this dye are is food zones or with food contact surfaces.

Bright Dyes® FLT Yellow/Green Wax (Cake) is specially formulated versions of Xanthene dye, certified by NSF International to ANSI/NSF Standard 60 for use in drinking water. This dye is the traditional fluorescent water tracing and leak detection material and has been used for labeling studies from the beginning of the century. It may be detected visually, by UV light and by appropriate fluoremetric equipment. Today it is most often used visually. This dye has been used by the military to mark downed pilots for search and rescue operations over large water bodies. Visually the dye appears yellow/green, depending on its concentration and under UV light as lime green. It is best for visual inspections of moderate volumes of water, 20,000-50,000 gallons.

Bright Dyes® FLT Blue Wax (Donut) is perfect for use in time studies, travel studies, sea marking, and flow/current mapping. Donuts are the largest wax dye available. This dye is only used for visual representation and will NOT be seen under ultraviolet light. Visually this dye appears aqua to royal blue. Our FLT Blue line is our only food grade/food safe water tracing line. This dye is ANSI/NSF Standard 60 certified for use in drinking water. The most applicable uses for this dye are is food zones or with food contact surfaces.

Bright Dyes® FWT Red Wax (Cake) is specially formulated versions of Rhodamine dye for convenient use in water tracing and leak detection studies. This bright, fluorescent red dye is certified by NSF International to ANSI/NSF Standard 60 for use in drinking water. It may be detected visually, by ultraviolet light and by appropriate fluorometric equipment. Today it is most often used visually. Visually the dye appears bright pink to red, depending on its concentration and under ultraviolet light as bright orange. Best for visual inspections of moderate volumes of water, 20,000-50,000 gallons.

Bright Dyes® FLT Blue Wax (Cake) offers our slowest rate of dispersion. Wax is perfect for use in time studies, travel studies, sea marking, and flow/current mapping. Cakes are the smallest wax dye available. This dye is only used for visual representation and will NOT be seen under ultraviolet light. Visually this dye appears aqua to royal blue. Our FLT Blue line is our only food grade/food safe water tracing line. This dye is ANSI/NSF Standard 60 certified for use in drinking water. The most applicable uses for this dye are is food zones or with food contact surfaces.

Bright Dyes® Standard Blue Wax (Cake) is specially formulated versions of the dye Acid Blue 9. This dye is used for visual detection only and cannot be seen under ultraviolet light or detected by fluorometry. However, when used visually, its color is often thought to be more acceptable to public view than the fluorescing red or yellow green Bright Dyes products. In this respect, it is sometimes used in fountains, ponds and streams for decorative effect. Visually, the dye appears as aqua to royal blue depending on its concentration and activity of the water.

Bright Dyes® Industrial Red Liquid is specially formulated versions of Rhodamine B, one of the traditional fluorescent water tracing and leak detection materials. It may be detected visually, by ultraviolet light and by appropriate fluorometric equipment. Visually the dye appears as a bright dark red to magenta, depending on its concentration and under ultraviolet light as a bright orange.