Texapon N70 - Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate (SLES)

Texapon N70 is a sodium laureate sulfate commonly used in medium to high viscosity clear pearlescent products and detergent products. Texapon is a highly active ether sulfate produced from a medium fatty alcohol containing an average of 2 moles of ethylene oxide with maximum control of unwanted byproducts, including odor-causing products.

What is Texapon N70?

Texapon N70 is a highly concentrated sodium lauryl ether sulfate derived from natural fatty alcohols. Texapon is particularly suitable for highly concentrated end products or when raw materials with a lower water content are required due to the high leaching content of the active ingredient. In this way, the viscosity of diluted texapon solutions with approximately 5 to 28% washing active ingredient can be easily increased to the desired amount. Its other anions include sodium laurate sulfate and sodium myrate sulfate.

SLES or Texapon N70 acts as a foaming, cleansing and moisturizing agent. Most detergent products contain 30-70% SLES. Texapon N70 is a paste that has a high viscosity and its appearance is transparent. Because this product contains salt, after diluting it, the viscosity decreases. By increasing NaCl and alkanol amides, the viscosity of this compound can be controlled. N70 type of this product is the highest concentration of SLES produced in the ethoxylation process of dodecyl alcohol.

Texapon N70 technical specification table

Product Name Sodium ether lauryl sulfate 70% The amount of active ingredient 94% Minimum pH (1% aqueous solution) 8.5 – 10.5 Percentage of sodium sulfate Maximum 1.5 percent Percentage of sodium chloride Maximum 0.5% Percentage of sulfate-free material Maximum 2 percent chemical formula NaC12H25SO4 Humidity Maximum 3 Molecular weight 288.4 g/mol

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Texapon N70 - Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate (SLES)