Ethoxylated canola oil amide hydroxyethyl

Ethoxylated canola oil amide hydroxyethyl (CAS 827613-35-4) is a nonionic surfactant derived from canola oil fatty acids through amidation and ethoxylation.

Where is Ethoxylated canola oil amide hydroxyethyl used?

• Textile and leather processing: emulsifies oils and lubricants in scouring and softening baths, improving fiber wettability
• Industrial and household cleaning: degreasing surfactant
• Personal care: humectant emulsifier in moisturizing creams, lotions and conditioning rinses
• Agricultural formulations: emulsifier and dispersant in crop protection concentrates
• It maintains stability across varying pH conditions and water hardness levels.

Good to know: Ethoxylation degree varies by supplier to target specific HLB ranges. Buyers should confirm ethylene oxide mole content and active matter concentration when evaluating lots for formulation compatibility.

Commercial specifications

• Ethoxylation degree varies by supplier to target specific HLB ranges
• Confirm ethylene oxide mole content and active matter concentration