Ethoxylated rapeseed oil amide
What is Ethoxylated rapeseed oil amide?
Ethoxylated rapeseed oil amide (CAS 85536-23-8) is a nonionic surfactant derived from rapeseed oil fatty acids. Also marketed as Rokamid MR 17 and RAP 3.
Where is Ethoxylated rapeseed oil amide used?
- Textile and leather processing: emulsifier for fiber lubricants
- Wet finishing: softening agent that improves bath stability and penetration
- Agricultural formulations: dispersant and stabiliser for crop protection concentrates
- Industrial and institutional cleaning: degreasing agent compatible with other surfactant systems
- Paper processing: dispersing and wetting aid during pulp treatment and coating preparation
- It disperses and stabilises active ingredients for even distribution across spray applications.
Commercial specifications
- Bulk supply in drums and IBC containers
- Specific ethoxylate chain lengths offered
Other Names (Synonyms)
Amides, rape-oil, N-(hydroxyethyl), ethoxylated|Rokamid MR 17|RAP 3|Rokamid MR 7|PEG-4 RAPESEEDAMIDE