Polyethylene Glycol 8000 · Water-Soluble Base

PEGs are used as intermediates in the manufacture of other chemicals, since they can be converted into monoesters, diesters, ethers, amines or acetals. Some of their uses include: • Mold-release agents • Lubricants for natural and synthetic rubber manufacturing, such as tires and latex • Solvents for inks and textile printing. • Softening agents • Lubricants and antistatic agents • Textile fiber conditioners • PEG blends are used as lubricants in concrete additives. • Ointment and balm bases • Moisturizing lotions and other pharmaceutical forms. • Cosmetic preparations.

PEG 8000

PEGs are ethylene oxide derivatives that are chemically inert and thermally stable. Depending on the degree of ethoxylation, products with different molecular weights can be obtained, with a range of properties that depend on it.

Storage: Store in a well-ventilated place, protected from the sun. Keep the container hermetically sealed.

Precautions: Eye contact: Otherwise, rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing.

Technical information for formulators: This sheet describes industrial uses of the raw material in the development of cosmetic products. It is not an efficacy claim for any finished product. The person responsible for the formulation must validate the concentration, compatibility and claims of their product in accordance with applicable regulations.

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