Isopropyl lanolate
What is Isopropyl lanolate?
Isopropyl lanolate (CAS 63393-93-1), also marketed as Amerlate W, is the isopropyl ester of lanolin fatty acids; a complex mixture derived from wool wax.
Where is Isopropyl lanolate used?
- Cosmetics and skin care: emollient, lubricant and emulsifier that conditions lip products, creams and hair treatments
- Textile and leather processing: fiber lubricant and softening agent
- Coatings and adhesives: plasticizing and wetting agent
- Sealants and elastomers: modifier of surface tack and processing characteristics
- It improves spreadability and moisture retention on the skin surface.
Commercial specifications
- Packaging in drums and intermediate bulk containers
Other Names (Synonyms)
Iso-Pr esters lanolin fatty acids|Fatty acid esters lanolin iso-Pr esters|Amerlate W|Amerlate P|Fatty acids, lanolin, iso-Pr esters|Lanolin, acids, isopropyl esters