Diethylene glycol (DEG) belongs to the group of polyethylene glycols and is a colourless, hygroscopic liquid, with a sweet taste. They are widely appreciated in numerous industries owing to the fact that they possess solvent characteristics and are compatible with a number of materials.
Solvent
Elastomers
It is used as a solvent in the production of resins, dyes and oils.
Helps dissolve various substances, enabling the creation of quality products.
Serves as a plasticizer for plastics and rubber, enhancing their flexibility and toughness.
Improves the mechanical characteristics of polymers and makes them more flexible.
Used in personal care products and cosmetics as a humectant to help retain moisture.
Used in creams, lotions and other preparations to give a smooth and moisturising care to the skin.
Used in antifreeze compositions due to its low freezing point and relatively high boiling point.
Aids in heat transfer and discourages formation of ice within a cooling system.
It is employed in textile and paper industries as a finish and a softener.
Enhances the finish and texture of fabrics and paper and other similar items.
Diethylene glycol (DEG) is usually supplied in drums or IBC to guarantee suitable storage and shipment.