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Sorbitan esters and polysorbates from Kandla SEZ

Dyna Glycols manufactures a full span of sorbitan esters and matching polysorbates for emulsification in food, personal care and industrial systems.

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Dyna Glycols manufactures sorbitan esters and the corresponding polysorbates at Kandla Special Economic Zone. The range covers sorbitan mono oleate, tri oleate, mono palmitate, mono stearate, tri stearate and mono laurate, together with polysorbate 20, 60, 65, 80 and 85. Grades are matched to international identity tests so a buyer can specify by INCI or chemical name rather than a warehouse nickname.

Where these grades are used

Sorbitan esters are oil-soluble emulsifiers. Polysorbates are the ethoxylated counterparts and are more water-dispersible. Together they are used in oil-in-water and water-in-oil systems for personal care, food emulsifiers and selected industrial dispersions. Typical buying briefs name HLB, acid value, saponification value and the oil phase, not a competitor trade name.

How to request a sample

Ask for the ester or polysorbate by chemical name, the HLB band you need, and whether the application is food, cosmetic or industrial. SDS, TDS and a laboratory sample can be requested together from the documents and contact forms. Related catalogue pages: sorbitan esters and polysorbates.

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Dyna Glycols manufactures a full span of sorbitan esters and matching polysorbates for emulsification in food, personal care and industrial systems.

Sorbitan esters are oil-soluble emulsifiers. Polysorbates are the ethoxylated counterparts and are more water-dispersible. Together they are used in oil-in-water and water-in-oil systems for personal care, food emulsifiers and selected industrial dispersions. Typical buying briefs name HLB, acid value, saponification value and the oil phase, not a competitor trade name.

Ask for the ester or polysorbate by chemical name, the HLB band you need, and whether the application is food, cosmetic or industrial. SDS, TDS and a laboratory sample can be requested together from the documents and contact forms. Related catalogue pages: sorbitan esters and polysorbates.

Open the linked chemistry or industry page in the article, then request a laboratory sample with the process step, destination market and the analytical window you will test. SDS and TDS can be requested in the same step from the documents form.

Yes. English is the source language for chemical identity, HLB, moles and specification claims on this site. Machine translation is a convenience only and is not a purchase specification.

Still specifying a grade?

Send the process step and the analytical window. The Kandla team will confirm a catalogue grade or a custom batch.

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