Soya fatty acids
What is Soya fatty acids?
Soya fatty acids (CAS 68308-53-2), also supplied under the designation soybean-oil fatty acids, are a mixed-chain fatty acid blend derived from refined soybean oil.
Where is Soya fatty acids used?
- Coatings, polymer and lubricant manufacturing: reactive intermediates, surface modifiers and plasticizing agents
- Alkyd resins: esterified with polyols to produce semi-drying coatings with controlled flexibility and adhesion for architectural and industrial paints
- Adhesives and sealants: improve substrate wetting and adjust tack
- Plastics and rubber compounding: internal lubricants and softeners that reduce processing torque and improve surface release
- Metalworking fluids: bio-based lubricity additives in cutting and forming fluids
- They are utilized in both solvent-borne and reactive systems to enhance performance.
Good to know: Iodine value and acid value are the primary grade-defining parameters buyers should confirm against their specific application requirements and technical standards.
Commercial specifications
- Packaging: drums to ISO tank containers
Other Names (Synonyms)
Fatty acids, soya|Soybean-oil fatty acids|Emery vegetable fatty acid 610|Emery 610|SOYABEAN OIL FATTY ACID