Methyl glucose dioleate

Methyl glucose dioleate (CAS 82933-91-3) is a sugar-derived ester produced from methyl glucoside and oleic acid.

Where is Methyl glucose dioleate used?

• Personal care: emulsifier, moisturizing agent and lubricant that stabilizes oil-in-water emulsions in creams, lotions and conditioners
• Personal care: skin-feel and moisture retention
• Cleansing products: solubilizes oils without stripping the skin, for facial cleansers and micellar systems
• Metalworking and industrial lubricants: bio-based lubricating additive that improves surface slip and reduces friction in cutting fluids
• Home care: incorporated into concentrated surfactant blends for emulsification of oily soils
• It bridges the performance gap between synthetic emulsifiers and naturally derived alternatives.

Good to know: Personal care grades meet cosmetic-quality specifications; technical grades serve industrial lubricant and cleaning applications.

Commercial specifications

• Packaging: drums and intermediate bulk containers
• Supply sourced from oleochemical manufacturers