Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.

Oleyl Ether MJ-CO/5

Oleyl Ether MJ-CO/5 is a high-purity nonionic surfactant from the MJ-CO series by MJ Chemicals, featuring oleyl ether structure for superior emulsification, low-foaming performance, and excellent compatibility with oils and polymers in industrial cleaning and agrochemical formulations.
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Features Of Oleyl Ether MJ-CO/5

  1. Non-ionic surfactant with excellent emulsifying and solubilizing capacity in oil-in-water systems.

  2. High hydrophile-lipophile balance (HLB ~12.5) enabling broad compatibility across polar and semi-polar formulations.

  3. Derived from renewable oleyl alcohol, supporting sustainable formulation goals without compromising performance.

  4. Low volatility and high thermal stability up to 180 °C, suitable for elevated-temperature processing.

  5. Readily biodegradable under OECD 301 standard conditions, aligning with modern environmental stewardship requirements.

Typical Applications Of Oleyl Ether MJ-CO/5

  1. Emulsifier in industrial metalworking fluid concentrates for improved lubricity and phase stability.

  2. Stabilizer in agricultural adjuvant systems to enhance active ingredient dispersion and foliar retention.

  3. Co-surfactant in high-performance cleaning formulations for precision optics and electronics manufacturing.

  4. Wetting agent in water-based coatings and inkjet inks to reduce surface tension and improve substrate penetration.

  5. Carrier and solubilizer for fragrance oils and actives in personal care rinse-off products.

Specifications Of Oleyl Ether MJ-CO/5



Chemical TypeOleyl alcohol ethoxylate (average EO = 5)
Product FormClear, viscous liquid
AppearancePale yellow to colorless, homogeneous liquid
Melting Point–12 °C to –8 °C
pH (1% aqueous solution, 25 °C)5.5 – 7.0
Cloud Point (1% aqueous solution)~82 °C
Primary ApplicationsEmulsification, solubilization, wetting, stabilization
Regulatory ComplianceREACH registered; compliant with EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009; non-GMO


Compatible Systems Of Oleyl Ether MJ-CO/5

Common Compatible SystemsSuitability
Mineral oil–based metalworking fluidsHighly Recommended – Provides stable microemulsions with low haze and extended shelf life.
Aqueous pesticide suspension concentrates (SC)Recommended – Enhances particle dispersion and reduces sedimentation; may require co-formulants for long-term storage.
Waterborne acrylic and polyurethane dispersionsSuitable – Effective wetting agent at 0.2–0.8 wt%; minimal impact on film formation or gloss.
Glycerin–propylene glycol solvent systemsHighly Recommended – Fully miscible; improves solubilization of hydrophobic actives without phase separation.

Oleyl Ether MJ-CO/5 – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the CAS Registry Number for Oleyl Ether MJ-CO/5?

A: The CAS number is 68439-49-6 (generic for oleyl alcohol ethoxylates with average EO=5); batch-specific COA includes verified identity confirmation via ¹H-NMR and GC-MS.


Q2: What is the recommended usage level in emulsion formulations?

A: Typical dosage ranges from 1.5–5.0 wt% relative to total formulation, depending on oil phase polarity and desired droplet size; start at 2.5% and optimize via stability testing (centrifuge, thermal cycling, freeze-thaw).


Q3: How does Oleyl Ether MJ-CO/5 compare to linear alcohol ethoxylates (e.g., C12–C15 AE-7) in hard-surface cleaning?

A: It offers superior grease-cutting efficiency and lower foaming in high-shear applications due to its unsaturated oleyl chain enhancing interfacial mobility; however, it exhibits slightly reduced calcium tolerance above 150 ppm hardness.


Q4: Is Oleyl Ether MJ-CO/5 compliant with FDA 21 CFR for indirect food contact applications?

A: Yes — approved under 21 CFR §173.370 as a defoamer/emulsifier in food processing equipment lubricants (H1 category) when used within specified limits and sourced from FDA-listed facilities.


Q5: Does it exhibit migration or extraction risk in polymer packaging films?

A: Migration potential is low (<0.05 mg/dm² in PET/PE laminates per EC 10/2011 testing at 40 °C/10 days); no detectable extraction into aqueous or 10% ethanol simulants under standard EN 13130 protocols.



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