Description
Heptyl glucoside (CAS 100231-64-9 ) is a mild, plant-derived nonionic surfactant produced by combining glucose with a seven-carbon fatty alcohol. It belongs to the alkyl polyglucoside family, a class recognized for skin compatibility and biodegradability. This chemical profile makes it highly attractive to formulators sourcing alternatives to conventional surfactants. In personal care, it functions as a primary or co-surfactant in facial cleansers, shampoos, and body washes. Low irritation potential is a formulation priority for these applications. Home care and industrial cleaning products use it to boost soil removal and grease dispersion across a wide range of pH conditions. Its foam-modulating behavior makes it useful in controlled-foam formulations such as liquid detergents and rinse-aid systems. In food-contact applications, its bio-based origin supports sustainability criteria. Heptyl glucoside is typically supplied as a liquid or aqueous solution, with concentration levels varying by manufacturer. It is available in technical and cosmetic grades for various industrial needs. Cosmetic-grade material meets purity standards relevant to personal care manufacturing. Packaging ranges from drums to intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) depending on the specific order volume required. Contact us for supply of Heptyl glucoside Request Quote
Other Names (Synonyms)
Heptyl D-glucoside | RefChem:783737 | Heptyl b-D-glucopyranoside | Heptyl hexopyranoside | n-Heptyl ?-D-glucopyranoside | D-Glucoside, heptyl
Key Technical Features
- High Purity Grade standard
- Consistent Batch Quality
- Full Regulatory & REACH Support
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