The ethylene glycol stearate dissolves or emulsifies after heating in the surfactant composite, and lens crystals appear during the cooling process, thereby producing a pearlescent luster. It can be used in liquid detergent products to produce a distinct pearlescent effect and increase the viscosity of the product. It also could moisturize the skin, nourishe hair and protects against static electricity. It has good compatibility with other types of surfactants, and can reflect its stable pearlescent effect and thickening conditioning function. It has no irritation to the skin, no damage to the hair. In contrast, EGDS produces a stronger pearlescence, and EGMS produces a finer pearl.
SINOSURF® EGMS
Synonym: ETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOSTEARATE;Glycol stearate;Pearlescing agent EGMS;2-hydroxyethyl stearate;Alkamuls SEG;Cerasynt M;Cerasynt MN;Clindrol SEG;Emerest 2350;Empilan 2848
CAS No.: 111-60-4
Molecular Formula：C20H40O3
Molecular Weight：328.52
Molecular Structure:
| Item | Standard |
| Appearance | White to light yellow flake |
| Melting point , °C | 54~61 |
| Acid value , mgKOH/g | ≤3 |
| Saponification value , mgKOH/g | 172~195 |
| Iodine Value , gl2/100g | ≤1 |
| Monoesters , % | ≥40 |
Used in shampoos, body lotions, moisturizers and high-grade liquid detergents. It can also be used as a pearlescent dispersant, solubilizer, lubricant and metalworking detergent and fiber processing in pharmaceutical production. When the product is cold-fitted, the pearlite sheet needs to be formulated into pearlescent pulp in advance.
25kgs/bag.
Being kept in dry, clean warehouse with well ventilation.
Avoid exposing to light and heating.
Protecting the product from leakage, rain and insolation during transportation.
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