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I. Good emulsification properties: The formation of floating oil on the surface of the liquid in industrial cleaning agents is due to the fact that the oil-in-water type surfactants commonly used are emulsifying types, which break down the oils on the surface of the workpieces into small particles. However, oils are insoluble in water and have a lower density than water, so they rise to the surface and form floating oil. EDO-86 is a non-ionic surfactant with strong emulsifying capabilities. It is capable of fully emulsifying oil stains and dispersing them in water to form a stable emulsion, preventing the oil stains from floating on the surface as oil droplets. II. Excellent wetting and penetration capabilities: EDO-86 can quickly penetrate between the oil stain and the surface of the workpiece, reducing the adhesion between the oil stain and the workpiece, which makes it easier to remove the oil stain. Additionally, it is able to better enclose the oil particles during the emulsification process, preventing the oil from re-aggregating and forming floating oil. III. High organic alkalinity maintains stable pH: It possesses high organic alkalinity, which enables the pH value of industrial cleaning agents to remain stable during use. Since changes in pH can affect the performance of surfactants as well as the emulsification of oil contaminants, unstable pH levels may cause the already emulsified oil to separate or aggregate again. By maintaining a stable pH, EDO-86 ensures the stability of the emulsion system, thereby reducing the formation of floating oil. Tip: Ethylenediamine oleate, combined with amide-based surfactants or C13 isopropanol amides and alkyl amide OTE, can be used to create an ultra-fast, non-corrosive wax remover.