Henkel Kommanditgesellschaft Auf Aktien

Henkel Kommanditgesellschaft Auf Aktien (henkel Kgaa)

Henkel Ag & Company, Kgaa

Henkel & Cie G.m.b.h.

Henkel Kgaa

Dieter Jung

Wilfried Raehse

Frank Meier

Jochen Jacobs

Horst Rutzen

Paul Birnbrich

Rolf Bayersdoerfer

Peter Krings

Jens Conrad

Klaus Hachmann

Harald Schnegelberger

Dieter Nickel

Herbert Reuter

Wolfgang Rupilius

Hans Andree

Hans-Friedrich Kruse

Markus Semrau

Gunter Jakobi

Gerhard Blasey

Josef Huppertz

Dieter Kuhling

Martin Bischoff

Christian Block

Lothar Pioch

Henriette Weber

Karl-Martin Faeser

Sandra L Hoffmann

Heinz G Smolka

Milan J Schwuger

Winfried Wichelhaus

Wolfgang Seiter

Bernd Larson

Peter Sandkuehler

Wilhelm Beck

Elmar Wilms

Ulrich Jahnke

Fred Schambil

Otto Koch

Gerhard Sperling

Hermann-Josef Welling

Birgit Stevermann

Hans-Peter Siegers

Gunther Jakobi

Rudolf Weber

Alexander Boeck

Elman Wilms

Herbert Linsenbold

Fred Schambill

Rudolf Oleffelmann

Wilfried Adler

Dieter Sonnemann

A process for producing a detergent portion, comprising the steps of forming one or more dimensionally stable hollow bodies comprising at least one compartment by injection moulding, providing one or more means for compartmentalizing the dimensionally stable hollow bodies, filling the compartment with at least one detersive formulation, and closing the compartment to form a partial or whole enclosure around the detersive formulation.

Process for producing a hollow body with a compartment, containing a portion of a washing, cleaning or rinsing agent

Detergent portions containing at least one detersive formulation wholly or partly contained in a dimensionally stable hollow body having an enclosure that wholly or partly surrounds the detersive formulation, the enclosure being formed of an uncompressed material that can disintegrate under laundering, cleaning, or washing conditions and that gives the hollow body dimensional stability, and optionally, the dimensionally stable hollow body having one or more means forming one or more compartments therein.

Hollow body with a compartment, containing a portion of a washing, cleaning or rinsing agent

A process for making a detergent tablet by forming a disintegrating agent by compacting cellulose or a cellulose derivative, forming disintegrating agent particles comprising the disintegrating agent, dry mixing a washing- or cleaning-active substance and an amount of the disintegrating agent particles effective to rapidly dissolve or disperse the composition in water, and shaping the resulting mixture into a tablet. The disintegrating agent particles have a particle size distribution of less than 10% by weight smaller than about 0.2 mm particle size and no more than 1% by weight of dust-fine particles.

Process for preparing household detergent or cleaner shapes

A portioned detergent composition in a bag of water-soluble film in which at least 70% by weight of the particles of the detergent composition have particle sizes above 800 .mu.m. The choice of this particular particle size range eliminates otherwise typical production-related problems arising out of the permeability of the bag seams and resulting difficulties.

Portioned detergent composition

Tablet containing builders

Process for the production of granules suitable as wetting agents,

The density of a spray-dried, phosphate-reduced detergent powder containing

Process for increasing the density of spray dried, phosphate-reduced

An agglomerate containing sodium sulfate and as layer silicate, a synthetic layer silicate which has a smectite-like crystal phase, increased contents of bound alkali metal and silicate and a distinctly reduced swelling power compared with pure smectites. The agglomerate can take up significant quantities of an additional liquid component in its pores, resulting in a free-flowing agglomerate which outwardly feels dry. This high adsorption capacity may be used, for example, to take up a liquid detergent component which may then be mixed in combination with powder-form or granular detergent components to form a free-flowing detergent composition.

Porous layer silicate/sodium sulfate agglomerate

To produce granular, free-flowing detergents containing sodium metasilicate, pentasodium triphosphate or zeolite NaA or a triphosphate/zeolite mixture, at least two of the components are first agglomerated and mixed as a granular preagglomertate with other components present in powder form and compacted by means of rolls, the pressure limit beyond which no further compaction is obtained not being significantly exceeded. The compactate is then size-reduced to the desired particle size.

Process for the production of free-flowing alkaline detergents by

Stable, pumpable, aqueous suspensions of water-insoluble, calcium-binding aluminosilicates suitable as stock suspensions comprising (A) from 20% to 55% by weight of at least one finely-divided, water-insoluble silicate compound having a calcium-binding power of at least 50 mg CaO/gm of anhydrous active substance and having the formula, combined water not shown

Stable aqueous suspension of water-insoluble, calcium-binding

An improvement in the process for the production of powdery washing and cleansing agent compositions containing finely-divided water-insoluble silicate compounds, capable of binding calcium, soap, and, optionally, other surface-active compounds, builders and other customary detergent additives by spray-drying a slurry and recovering said powdery washing and cleansing agent composition which comprises separately spray-drying a slurry rich in said silicate compounds and combining the spray-dried powders with the remaining ingredients in powdery form; as well as the powdery washing and cleansing agents so produced.

Process for the production of powdery washing and cleansing agent

A storage-stable, readily-soluble detergent additive comprising particles, at least 70% of which have a diameter within the range of 0.1 mm to 1 mm consisting of from 1% to 75% by weight of at least one active material enhancing the washing, bleaching or biocidal effects of a detergent, substantially surrounded by and embedded in from 25% to 99% by weight of an enveloping material consisting of a mixture of

Storage-stable, readily-soluble detergent additives, coating

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