Triethanolamine oleate soap

XP1897 Triethanolamine Oleate Soap


Product Overview XP1897 is synthesized from triethanolamine and oleic acid, offering excellent cleaning properties along with certain rust prevention for ferrous metals, corrosion inhibition for aluminum alloys, and lubricity. It is widely used in cleaning, lubrication, and anti-corrosion applications, serving as a key component in cleaning systems and metalworking fluids.

Triethanolamine oleate soap is a nonionic surfactant formed by the amidation of oleic acid and triethanolamine. It is commonly used as a finishing agent, softener, and metal cleaner, providing short-term rust protection.

Applications
1. Can be applied in cleaning systems, recommended neat addition rate is 2%-8%;
2. Can be applied in metalworking fluid systems, recommended neat addition rate is 2%-8%.

Performance Characteristics
1. Excellent cleaning ability, quickly penetrates, emulsifies, and removes stains;
2. Good corrosion inhibition for aluminum and its alloys;
3. Good rust prevention for carbon steel and cast iron.

Product Name XP1897
Ionic Type Anionic
Appearance (25°C) Brownish-red transparent liquid
Density (20°C)/(g/cm³) 1.05
pH (1% aqueous solution) 8.0-10.0
Stability 1 year
Surface Tension (1% aqueous solution, mN/m) 26.7