Ethylamine hydrochloride

Ethylamine hydrochloride (CAS 557-66-4), also known as ethylammonium chloride, is the stable salt form of ethylamine; a reactive intermediate and functional additive for specialty chemical manufacturing.

Where is Ethylamine hydrochloride used?

• Coatings and adhesives: curing and cross-linking agent for polymer network formation and film durability
• Textile and leather processing: preservation agent
• Biocide: protects treated materials during processing and in finished goods
• Plastics and polymers: stabilizer that extends material service life
• Flame retardancy: nitrogen-based additive for halogen-free polymer formulations
• It provides a safer, easier-to-handle source of ethylamine functionality for synthesis, curing and stabilization.

Commercial specifications

• Technical and high-purity grades
• Assayed at 98% or higher
• Multi-kilogram bags through bulk quantities