Triisononanoin
What is Triisononanoin?
Triisononanoin (CAS 56554-53-1), also known commercially as Isodragol, is a synthetic triglyceride ester of isononanoic acid.
Where is Triisononanoin used?
- Personal care: lightweight emollient and dispersant in skin creams and color cosmetics
- Suncare: improves spreadability and texture without a greasy residue
- Coatings and adhesives: plasticizer and softener improving flexibility and substrate adhesion
- Sealants and elastomers: modifies hardness and processing behavior in polymer compounding
- Industrial lubricants: base fluid or additive where biodegradable ester chemistry is required
- It delivers skin-feel modification, film formation, and lubricity without the heaviness of natural oils.
Good to know: Buyers should confirm grade specification and ester content with suppliers when qualifying for regulated cosmetic markets.
Commercial specifications
- Clear, low-viscosity liquid in drum and IBC quantities
- Cosmetic-grade material meeting purity standards for personal care
- Low volatility and high performance are procurement priorities
Other Names (Synonyms)
Isodragol|XF4K22WN6T|Propane-1,2,3-triyl 3,5,5-trimethylhexanoate|DUB TING|glycerol triisononanoate|GLYCERYL TRIISONONANOATE|ISODRAGOL 660061|Isononanoic acid, 1,2,3-propanetriyl ester