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PEG-400 Dilaurate

CAS 9005-02-1 · Formula C30H60O10

PEG-400 dilaurate is a nonionic surfactant — the polyethylene glycol (approx. 400 MW) diester of lauric acid. It is used as an emulsifier, emollient, and surface-active agent in cosmetic, personal-care, and industrial formulations.

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HS Code
3402.42
At a Glance
Material Family
Glycols & Polyols
Record Type
Pure compound
Primary Role
Surfactancy · Emolliency
Functional Roles
PEG-9 OLEATE
SURFACTANT - EMULSIFYING
Industries Served
Applications & Use Cases
  • Emulsification: nonionic emulsifier for oil-containing formulations
  • Surfactant: surface-active and wetting agent
  • Emollient: emollient and skin-conditioning component in personal care
Safety & Handling
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A grade-specific Safety Data Sheet (SDS) — with the complete hazard classification, handling precautions, and transport information — is supplied with every shipment and available on request. Confirm all safety and regulatory details against the SDS for your specific grade.

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HS / Tariff Classification
Harmonized System (HS) Code — 6-digit international heading
3402 . 42
Chapter 34
Soap, organic surface-active agents, washing and lubricating preparations, waxes
Heading 34.02
Internationally harmonized (WCO HS)
Subheading 3402.42
6-digit international code — national tariff line adds further digits
Chemical Identity
CAS Number
9005-02-1
Molecular Formula
C30H60O10
INCI Name
PEG-9 OLEATE
Full Description

PEG-400 dilaurate (CAS 9004-96-0) is a nonionic surfactant, the polyethylene glycol (approx. 400 MW) diester of lauric acid. It is used as an emulsifier, emollient and surfactant in cosmetic, personal-care and industrial formulations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does PEG 400 dilaurate mean?

PEG-400 dilaurate (CAS 9004-96-0) is a nonionic surfactant — the polyethylene glycol (approx. 400 MW) diester of lauric acid. The "400" refers to the average molecular weight of the PEG portion, and "dilaurate" means two lauric-acid groups are esterified onto it.

What is PEG 400 dilaurate used for?

It is used as a nonionic emulsifier for oil-containing formulations, as a surface-active and wetting agent, and as an emollient and skin-conditioning component in personal-care and industrial products.

Is PEG-400 dilaurate the same as PEG 400?

No. PEG-400 is the base polyethylene glycol; PEG-400 dilaurate (CAS 9004-96-0) is that PEG esterified with two lauric-acid chains, which converts a humectant/solvent polymer into a fatty-acid-ester emulsifier and emollient.

How is bulk PEG 400 dilaurate supplied?

RawSource supplies it in bulk industrial packaging such as drums and totes (HS 3402.42). CoA and SDS are provided per lot; contact RawSource with your volume and destination for available pack sizes.

What is the cost of bulk PEG 400 dilaurate?

Bulk pricing depends on volume, packaging and destination. Request a quote from RawSource with your target quantity and ship-to location for current landed pricing.

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