👉 The concentrate fluid, also known as the base fluid or carrier fluid, is a critical component in various industrial and medical applications. It serves as the primary medium that dissolves or suspends active ingredients, such as drugs, pigments, or other substances, ensuring uniform distribution and stability. Typically composed of organic solvents like alcohols, ketones, or glycols, this fluid has a low viscosity and high solubility properties. Concentrate fluids are designed to be easily diluted with water or other solvents to achieve the desired concentration for specific uses, making them versatile and essential in processes ranging from pharmaceutical manufacturing to ink production.
