lauryl alcohol Ethoxylate
What is lauryl alcohol Ethoxylate?
Lauryl alcohol ethoxylates (LAE, CAS 68439-50-9) are nonionic surfactants from coconut- or palm-kernel-derived C12 alcohol. Ethoxylation tunes HLB for mild cleansing, emulsification, and wetting in personal care, home care, and industrial applications.
What is lauryl alcohol Ethoxylate used for?
LAE grades are used in shampoos, body washes, liquid detergents, and creams as primary or co-surfactants—providing foam, soil removal, and fragrance solubilization with favourable biodegradability profiles. Venus Ethoxyethers manufactures and supplies in India; request a quote for your requirements.
Lauryl alcohol ethoxylates (LAE, CAS 68439-50-9) are nonionic surfactants from coconut- or palm-kernel-derived C12 alcohol. Ethoxylation tunes HLB for mild cleansing, emulsification, and wetting in personal care, home care, and industrial applications.
Personal care and home care
LAE grades are used in shampoos, body washes, liquid detergents, and creams as primary or co-surfactants—providing foam, soil removal, and fragrance solubilization with favourable biodegradability profiles.
Industrial wetting
Strong wetting performance supports laundry pre-spotters, dish liquids, hard surface cleaners, and textile/leather processing where rapid penetration is required.
Derivatives and custom grades
Venus also supplies anionic derivatives (carboxylates, sulfosuccinates, sulfonates, phosphates) based on LAE. Explore C9–C11 ethoxylates, narrow range ethoxylates, and custom LAE moles. Contact Venus for samples.
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