lauryl alcohol Ethoxylate

The natural source and biodegradable nature of lauryl alcohol ethoxylates prompts their use in shampoo and liquid detergent formulations for personal care segments. Several lauryl alcohol ethoxylate find use in personal care and cosmetics as emulsifiers in creams, cleansing agents in shampoos and liquid detergents, solubilizers for fragrances. We manufactures carboxylates, sulfosuccinates, sulfonates, and phosphates using lauryl alcohol Ethoxylates, which function as anionic surfactants.

lauryl alcohol ethoxylate function as a foaming agent in personal care products such as shampoos and bath gels as it reduces the surface tension in liquid. The effective wetting property of lauryl alcohol ethoxylates finds use in household cleaning products including detergents, laundry pre-spotters and hard surface cleaners. While in industrial settings like textile and leather processing the wetting property effectively helps, reduce surface tension.

We manufactures a wide variety of non-ionic lauryl alcohol ethoxylate tailor-made to suit our customer requirements for specific moles & products.

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Ethoxylates are surfactants produced by reacting alcohols, phenols, or fatty acids with ethylene oxide. They are versatile non-ionic surfactants used in detergents, personal care products, industrial cleaners, and various other applications.

Narrow-range ethoxylates have a more precise molecular weight distribution, providing consistent performance and better control over properties. Broad-range ethoxylates have a wider distribution and are typically more cost-effective. Narrow-range ethoxylates are preferred when precise performance characteristics are required.

Yes, many ethoxylates are approved for use in personal care and cosmetic products. They are widely used in shampoos, lotions, and other personal care formulations. Our products meet regulatory requirements and quality standards for personal care applications.

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