Fatty Alcohols are an important group of long-chain oleochemical raw materials produced from natural vegetable feedstocks including Palm Oil, Palm Kernel Oil and Coconut Oil. Their properties vary by carbon-chain length, allowing manufacturers to select grades according to the technical needs of each formulation.
Commercial Fatty Alcohols include C8, C10, C12, C14, C12-14, C16, C18 and C16-18 grades. Lower and middle-chain grades are particularly important for downstream surfactant production, while higher-chain Fatty Alcohols such as Cetyl and Stearyl Alcohol are widely associated with personal-care and cosmetic formulations.
Fatty alcohols home care, personal care, pharmaceuticals, surfactants, fragrances and diverse industrial applications worldwide.
Natural Fatty Alcohols play an important role in detergents and home care because they serve as feedstocks for alcohol ethoxylates, alcohol sulfates and alcohol ether sulfates. Higher-chain grades can also provide structuring, consistency and emulsion-support properties in suitable creams, lotions and hair-care formulations.
Mars Oleochemicals supports international manufacturers and distributors requiring natural Fatty Alcohols in multiple chain lengths and compositions. Buyers can provide the required carbon-chain range, specification, quantity, application, packing and destination for appropriate commercial product matching.
What are Fatty Alcohols? Fatty Alcohols are long-chain aliphatic alcohols used as raw materials and intermediates in surfactants, personal care, home care and industrial chemicals.
Are Fatty Alcohols derived from Palm Oil? Natural Fatty Alcohols can be produced from Palm Oil, Palm Kernel Oil, Coconut Oil and other vegetable feedstocks.
What Fatty Alcohol grades are available? Commercial grades include C8, C10, C12, C14, C12-14, C16, C18, C16-18 and other blended compositions.
What is C12-14 Fatty Alcohol? C12-14 Fatty Alcohol, also known as Lauryl Myristyl Alcohol, is a mixed-chain natural fatty alcohol widely used as a surfactant feedstock.
What is Cetyl Alcohol? Cetyl Alcohol is a C16 Fatty Alcohol commonly used as a structuring, thickening and co-emulsifying ingredient in personal-care formulations.
What are Fatty Alcohols used for? Fatty Alcohols are used in surfactants, detergents, personal care, cosmetics, home care and various specialty industrial applications.
Why are Fatty Alcohols important for detergents? They provide important raw materials for producing alcohol-based surfactants used in household and industrial cleaning products.
Does Mars Oleochemicals supply C12-14 Lauryl Myristyl Alcohol? Mars Oleochemicals supports commercial requirements for Lauryl Myristyl Alcohol C12-14 and other Fatty Alcohol grades, subject to specification and availability.
How can buyers contact Mars Oleochemicals? Commercial enquiries can be sent to info@marsoleo.com.
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