Fatty Acids

• Distilled Fatty Acids: These are fatty acids obtained through distillation processes, typically from various vegetable oils. They are commonly used in industrial applications such as lubricants, plasticizers, and surfactants due to their versatility and stability.
• Distilled Palm Kernel Fatty Acid (Topped): Derived specifically from palm kernel oil through distillation, this product finds extensive use in soap and detergent manufacturing for its cleansing properties and ability to produce lather.
• Distilled Palm Kernel Fatty Acid: Similar to topped palm kernel fatty acid, this variant is also obtained through distillation from palm kernel oil and serves similar purposes in soap and detergent production.
• Distilled Coconut Fatty Acid: Derived from the distillation of coconut oil, this fatty acid is valued for its moisturizing properties and is commonly used in cosmetics, soaps, and detergents.
• Distilled Palm Oil Fatty Acid: These fatty acids are obtained through the distillation of palm oil. They are widely used in soap and detergent manufacturing, as well as in industrial processes such as lubricant production.
• Distilled Palm Stearin Fatty Acid: Derived from the distillation of palm stearin, this product is utilized in the production of candles, cosmetics, and soaps, providing hardness and stability to the final products.
• Distilled Palm Oil Fatty Acid Grade 2: This refers to a specific grade of fatty acids obtained through distillation from palm oil. It meets certain quality standards and is commonly used in various industrial applications such as lubricants and surfactants.
• Soap Blend 80/20: A blend of fatty acids commonly used in soap manufacturing, typically comprising 80% palm oil fatty acids and 20% other fatty acids to achieve desired properties such as lathering and cleansing.
• Fractionated Fatty Acids: These fatty acids are obtained through fractionation processes, where they are separated based on their melting points. They are used in the production of cosmetics, detergents, and other industrial applications due to their specific properties.
• Lauric Acid 99: A highly pure form of lauric acid, consisting of 99% purity. Lauric acid is valued for its antimicrobial properties and is commonly used in soap and detergent formulations.
• Lauric-Myristic: This is a blend of lauric and myristic acids, two fatty acids commonly found in coconut and palm kernel oils. It is utilized in various formulations for its surfactant and emollient properties.
• Myristic Acid 99: A highly pure form of myristic acid, typically used in soap and detergent manufacturing for its cleansing properties and ability to produce a rich, creamy lather.

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