Ethoxylated oleylamine

Ethoxylated oleylamine (CAS 26635-93-8) is a nonionic/cationic surfactant derived from oleylamine reacted with ethylene oxide.

Where is Ethoxylated oleylamine used?

• Agrochemical formulations: improves dispersibility and leaf adhesion of herbicide and pesticide concentrates
• Water treatment: corrosion inhibitor and dispersant for scale-forming particles in industrial cooling systems
• Textile and leather processing: softening agent and antistatic additive
• Metalworking fluids and lubricant concentrates: emulsifier that stabilizes oil-in-water systems
• It maintains performance under high-shear conditions in industrial machining.

Commercial specifications

• Ethoxylation degree varies by supplier
• Common grades range from 2 to 15 moles EO, determining HLB value and application fit
• Bulk supply in drums and intermediate bulk containers (IBCs)