Polyethylene glycol dioleate

Polyethylene glycol dioleate (CAS 9005-07-6 ), also marketed as Radiasurf 7443, is a nonionic diester surfactant produced by esterifying polyethylene glycol with oleic acid. It functions as an emulsifier, lubricant, and dispersing agent across a range of industrial and personal care applications. In textile and leather processing, it acts as a fiber lubricant and softening agent. This chemical reduces friction during spinning, weaving, and finishing operations. Metalworking formulators incorporate it into cutting fluids and rolling oils to enhance performance. Its film-forming character supports metal surface protection under load. Printing ink manufacturers use it to improve pigment dispersion and control rheology in both solvent-based and water-based systems. In personal care, it functions as an emollient carrier and emulsification aid in creams, lotions, and hair conditioning formulations. Polyethylene glycol dioleate is supplied as a liquid or viscous oil. The appearance and viscosity vary by the molecular weight of the PEG chain. Common commercial grades are differentiated by PEG chain length, typically expressed as PEG-X dioleate. Grades range from low to high ethylene oxide content. It is generally available in technical and industrial grades, with documentation packages suited to industrial procurement and cosmetic ingredient compliance. Contact us for supply of Polyethylene glycol dioleate Request Quote

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