Product
Fatty Acids
Fatty acids — lauric, myristic, palmitic, stearic, oleic and blends — are used to make soaps, surfactants, cosmetics, lubricants and rubber chemicals.
- Grades / forms
- C12–C18
Overview
Fatty acids from palm, coconut and other oils are neutralised into soaps, esterified into emollients and turned into amides, amines and surfactants. Distilled and fractionated grades give consistent chain profiles for cosmetics.
They are supplied as flakes, beads or liquids depending on chain length.
Applications
- 1Soap and shaving cream
- 2Cosmetic emulsions
- 3Surfactant and ester manufacture
- 4Lubricants and greases
- 5Rubber processing
Packing & storage
Packing
- 25 kg bags or fibre drums
- Sample packs for evaluation
Storage & handling
Store cool and dry; liquid acids in closed drums.
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- SDS in destination format
- Made to your specification
- Private label packing
Questions
Fatty Acids, answered.
Lauric gives quick lather, stearic hardness and creaminess, oleic softness.
Yes, from palm and coconut sources.
Yes, for consistent colour and odour in cosmetics.
Yes. Cosmo Chemistry manufactures and exports Fatty Acids from Surat, Gujarat, India to more than 55 countries, for customers in the personal care & home care industry. Send your grade, quantity and destination port for a quotation within one business day.
Every shipment of Fatty Acids from Cosmo Chemistry includes a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis (COA) and Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Certificate of Origin, third-party pre-shipment inspection and destination-specific regulatory documentation are arranged on request.
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