Sulphated Oils
Sulphated oils are biodegradable anionic surfactants derived from natural oils and fatty esters. The sulphation process produces a mix of sulphated oil, free oil and alkali soaps, present in varying ratios depending on the conditions of preparation. In general these products are used as dispersants, emulsifiers, lubricant additives and low foam wetting agents.
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Sulphated Vegetable Oils Sulphated Oils | Emulsifiers, Lubricant, Dispersant **Sulphated vegetable oils are biodegradable anionic surfactants derived from natural oils and fatty esters. The products are produced by reacting concentrated sulphuric acid and then neutralized with Sodium hydroxide. They are an environmentally... read-more |
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Sulphated Fish Oil Sulphated Oils | Emulsifiers, Lubricant, Textile **Sulphated Fish Oil is a biodegradable anionic surfactant derived from raw fish oils. It is primarily used as water soluble emulsifier and lubricant additive. Appearance Dark liquid Water content 18 – 28... read-more |
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Sulphated Castor Oils Sulphated Oils | Cosmetics, Metal Working, Textile **Sulphated Castor Oils are biodegradable anionic surfactants derived from natural oils and fatty esters of the Castor bean. The product is produced by reacting concentrated sulphuric acid with castor oil and then neutralized with Sodium hydroxide.... read-more |