Dated notes on what changed — on the website, in the range and in how we work. Short, factual, no press-release language.
Each of the eighteen CENSIL grades now has its own page describing what it is used for, how it compares with the rest of its family and how to test it. Ten how-to guides cover trial procedures track by track, and a 24-question FAQ answers the questions that arrive most often by email. Specifications remain available on request rather than on the site.
Read the how-to guides →The website was rebuilt so that a buyer starts from the process problem — caking, haze, foam, blocking, settling — rather than from a product list. Nine application tracks, six grade families, a grade selector, an enquiry form and a privacy notice are live; photographs of the producing plant will follow.
See the nine tracks →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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