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ESTEROL 113 Methyl Tallowate

Product Description

Esterol 113™ is a fatty ester derived from natural oils that has excellent solvency properties, is readily biodegradable and has low toxicity characteristics.

COMMON AND OTHER NAMES Methyl Tallowate

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION Tallow, Methyl Ester

CHARACTERISTICS ESTEROL 113> is a pale yellow oily liquid with a pleasant fatty ester odour. May partly or completely solidify if cooled below 150C.

Product Performance

ESTEROL 113TM as a fatty ester has excellent solvency powers and hence can easily be formulated with a wide range of oils, surfactants and oils soluble materials. Based on prime tallow, its fatty acids are predominantly oleic and stearic which results in a product which is oxidatively stable, nonvolatile and readily biodegradable. Fatty esters are suitable as low hazard replacements for aromatic or petrochemical solvents.

Product Usage

Metal working: Lubricants Textile: Spinning Lubricant

Key Points

  • Low toxicity means that it poses a low health and safety risk for users.
  • Readily Biodegradable means that it will have a low environmental impact.
  • Excellent solvency properties can provide formulators with replacements for petroleum derived solvents.
  • High lubricity and low volatility characteristics can provide the properties required of oily bases in specialized lubricant products.
  • Evaluation and Testing

  • Moisture 0.1%
  • Viscosity 4.5 cSt (400C)
  • Colour 6 Gardner
  • SG (20ºC) 0.87
  • Acid Value 2.0
  • Storage and Safety

    STORAGE

    When stored indoors at temperatures below 40ºC and in closed original containers, this product can be stored for at least 1 year. Refer to MSDS at www.vicchem.com for further information.


    HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT

    ESTEROL 113TM is of low toxicity. It is readily biodegradable and not classified as a dangerous good. According to experience this product is considered to be harmless to health if used in the correct manner. Skin and eye contact should be avoided. Refer to MSDS at www.vicchem.com