Ethylenediamine ethoxylated propoxylated polymer

Ethylenediamine ethoxylated propoxylated polymer (CAS 26316-40-5) is a block copolymer surfactant built on an ethylenediamine core extended with ethylene oxide and propylene oxide chains.

Where is Ethylenediamine ethoxylated propoxylated polymer used?

• Industrial cleaning: low-foam or controlled-foam degreasing in spray wash and CIP systems where foam management is critical
• Coatings and adhesives: stabilization of pigment dispersions and improved substrate wetting
• Textile and leather processing: dye leveling and fiber lubrication during wet processing
• Water treatment: dispersant that inhibits scale deposition and keeps particulates suspended for removal
• It functions primarily as an emulsifier, dispersant, and rheology modifier.

Good to know: The balance of hydrophilic and hydrophobic segments can be tuned during synthesis, producing products with distinct HLB values. Grades are differentiated by HLB value, molecular weight, and ethylene oxide content.