Sodium myreth sulfate
What is Sodium myreth sulfate?
Sodium myreth sulfate (CAS 25446-80-4) is an ethoxylated anionic surfactant derived from myristic acid. Also marketed as UNIPOL ES-40 and TEXAPON K 14S SPEZ.
Where is Sodium myreth sulfate used?
- Personal care: primary surfactant in shampoos, body washes and facial cleansers, generating dense, stable foam with a mild skin profile for rinse-off products
- Liquid hand soaps and baby care: gentler alternative to standard sulfates without sacrificing lather quality
- Home care: grease emulsification and soil removal in dishwashing liquids and surface cleaners at moderate use levels
- Industrial and institutional cleaning concentrates: compatibility with other anionic and amphoteric surfactants in high-active systems
- It remains stable across various pH ranges in these settings.
Commercial specifications
- Active matter concentrations commonly ranging from 25% to 70%
- Bulk supply in drums and IBC containers
Other Names (Synonyms)
2VLC033A4E|UNIPOL ES-40|TEXAPON K 14S SPEZ|Ethanol, 2-[2-[2-(tetradecyloxy)ethoxy]ethoxy]-, hydrogen sulfate, sodium salt|SODIUM MYRETH-3 SULFATE|SULFOCHEM ME-60 SURFACTANT|Triethylene glycol monomyristyl ether sodium sulfate