Methyl Capped Surfactants

What is Methyl Capped Surfactants?

Methyl capped surfactants (CAS 9003-11-6) are low-foaming nonionic surfactants formed by methyl end-capping of ethoxylated alcohols. They combine rapid wetting with minimal foam generation—ideal for spray cleaning, metal washing, and automated institutional systems.

What is Methyl Capped Surfactants used for?

Venus methyl capped grades serve textile, leather, personal care, paper, agro, oil and gas, metal working, and paint and coating markets—each with application-specific grade selection. Venus Ethoxyethers manufactures and supplies in India; request a quote for your requirements.

Methyl capped surfactants (CAS 9003-11-6) are low-foaming nonionic surfactants formed by methyl end-capping of ethoxylated alcohols. They combine rapid wetting with minimal foam generation—ideal for spray cleaning, metal washing, and automated institutional systems.

Cross-industry applications

Venus methyl capped grades serve textile, leather, personal care, paper, agro, oil and gas, metal working, and paint and coating markets—each with application-specific grade selection.

Formulation advantages

Methyl caps reduce foam without sacrificing detergency. Products are non-gelling on dilution and compatible with builders, solvents, and other surfactant classes used in HI&I and industrial cleaners.

Related products

Explore alkyl-capped surfactants and low-foam surfactants. Contact Venus for methyl-capped grade recommendations and SDS.