Description
Laurel alcohol 7-mole ethoxylated is a non-ionic surfactant which is obtained by the addition of ethylene oxide gas to linear fatty alcohols containing 12 to 15 atoms of carbon.
Features and Advantages:
• High cleaning power
• Minimum foam
• Good moisturizer
• Distributer
• Emulsifier agent
• Surfactant
Applications:
In detergent industry: Different grades of ethoxylated lauryl alcohol is used as a base raw material for the production of shampoos, skin cleaners, bath gels, and baby products.
In cosmetics industry: It is used as a base raw material for the production of shampoos and skin cleaners.
In textile industry: It is used as a primary wool cleaner, lubricant, and dryer.
In paper industry: Used as a moisturizing and absorbent agent.
In rubber industry: Used as a stabilizing agent.
In agricultural industry: Commonly used as an emulsifier in the formulation of agricultural pesticides, concentrated and self-emulsifying solutions, and Concentrated suspensions.
In leather industry: Widely used as a fat remover, also used in leather tanning.
In paint industry: Utilized as a moisturizing agent, emulsifier and uniform distributer of paint on surfaces
Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic soda)
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