Active Minerals International Launches Thixotropic Product Min-U-Gel 500+
Recently, Active Minerals International launched a new product, Min-U-Gel 500+, an attapulgite product designed to provide excellent thixotropic properties for paints, coatings, adhesives and agricultural water-based and solvent-based formulations.
Min-U-Gel 500+ is the latest addition to Active Minerals International’s product portfolio, taking performance to the next level while retaining the versatility and range of applications of Min-U-Gel 400.
Min-U-Gel 500+ has a finer particle size and is designed to enhance dispersion and adsorption properties. In extensive laboratory testing, Min-U-Gel 500+ has proven its superior performance and is comparable to the leading attapulgite products on the market.
Michael Morris, Sales Director at Active Minerals International, said: “Min-U-Gel 500+ demonstrates our commitment to innovation in the mineral chemistry industry. We believe the performance standards of this new product are comparable to the top attapulgite products on the market today.”
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2026-07-22
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