Lauryl aldehyde

Lauryl aldehyde (CAS 112-54-9), also known as lauraldehyde or duodecylic aldehyde, is a C12 aliphatic aldehyde used primarily as a fragrance ingredient and chemical intermediate.

Carrying the FEMA 2615 designation, it is a recognized flavoring and fragrance material with a clean, soapy-citrus character that defines its commercial value in the industry.

In fragrance compounding, it contributes the characteristic aldehydic top note found in classic fine fragrance formulations, soaps, and personal care products for global distribution.

Cosmetic and detergent manufacturers use it to impart a fresh, clean scent profile in shampoos, body washes, and fabric care products. It is essential for modern cleaning formulations.

As a chemical intermediate, it serves in the synthesis of fatty amines, alcohols, and surfactant precursors relevant to lubricant additive and metalworking fluid production processes.

Coatings and adhesive formulators may incorporate it as a stabilizer component or crosslinking aid in resin systems. This versatility makes it a staple in industrial chemical inventories.

Lauryl aldehyde is supplied as a clear to pale yellow liquid. It is available in fragrance-grade and technical-grade specifications, with fragrance-grade material typically meeting compliance.

Bulk liquid supply in drums and IBCs is standard for industrial and fragrance compounding volumes. Our material ensures consistent quality for high-volume manufacturing requirements.