Surfactants

Fatty Amine Polyoxyethylene Ether is a nonionic surfactant formed by the addition polymerization of fatty amine (C12-C18) and ethylene oxide (EO). It has excellent emulsifying, dispersing and antistatic properties and is widely used in fields such as textiles, agrochemicals and metal processing.

Fatty Acid Diethanolamide is a highly efficient and multifunctional nonionic surfactant, which is produced by the condensation of natural fatty acids (such as cocoic acid and lauric acid) with diethanolamine. It has excellent thickening, foam stabilizing and emulsifying properties and is a key additive in personal care, household cleaning and industrial formulations.

Coconut Monoethanolamide is made from the condensation of natural coconut oil fatty acids and monoethanolamine. It has excellent thickening, foaming stability and decontamination properties, making it a key functional ingredient for personal care and cleaning formulations. The product is white to light yellow flake/waxy solid.

Cocamidopropyl betaine is a zwitterionic surfactant prepared by the reaction of natural cocamidopropyl and dimethylamine. It has excellent cleaning power and gentleness, and is an irreplaceable basic raw material in personal care products. The product is light yellow transparent liquid, the active substance content is 30-35%, pH is neutral (5.5-7.5), and the compatibility with all kinds of surface activities is good.

Cocamide Ethoxylate is a non-ionic surfactant prepared by the addition reaction of cocamamide and ethylene oxide (EO). Cocamide Ethoxylate has excellent decontamination, thickening and foam stabilization properties, and is the core raw material for personal care and industrial cleaning.

Cetearyl Alcohol Ethoxylate (Alcohols C16-18 ethoxylated, Ethoxylated fatty Alcohols) is a non-ionic surfactant prepared by the addition reaction of natural C16-18 mixed alcohols with ethylene oxide (EO), which perfectly combines the lubricity of fatty alcohols with the hydrophilicity of polyoxyethylene chains.