TRIEST EHO-0811 is an unsaturated, bio-based ethylhexyl emollient processed via the reaction between 2-ethyl hexanol with oleic acid. Recommended for a wide variety of applications across industries, this material provides enhanced versatility and performance.
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TRIEST EHO-0811 is a high-quality biodegradable ester emollient characterized by its excellent hydrolytic stability and lubricating properties. Obtained via the reaction of 2-ethyl hexanol with oleic acid bio-based fatty acid to produce an ethylhexyl oleate material, this emollient exhibits superior compatibility with a range of oils and active ingredients, enhancing its versatility and allowing it to be used in numerous personal care, cosmetic, industrial, automotive, transportation, and textile applications as a base oil and additive. Its low viscosity and solubility make it an ideal emollient agent in creams, moisturizers, serums, sunscreens, and more, providing superior moisturization, smoothness, and brightness to skin. TRIEST EHO-0811 is also specially recommended as a plasticizer for PVC, providing excellent low-temperature performance.
Form: Liquid
Viscosity (40°C): 7─9 mm²/s
Viscosity (100°C): 2─3 mm²/s
Viscosity index: 235
HLB Value: 6.2
Iodine Value: 63─71
Gardner: Max. 2
Density: 850─870 kg/m²
Acid value: ≤0.5 mg KOH/g
Flashpoint: ≥210°C
Pour point: ≤─30°C
Saponification number: 140─160 mg KOH/g
Iodine value: 63─71 gI₂/100g
CAS No. 26399-02-0
Primary Chemistry:
Ethylhexyl Oleate
Poor moisture retention of skin
Poor lubrication properties of metalworking fluids and hydraulic fluids
Skin Care
Sun Care
Color Cosmetics
Hair care
Depilatory
Wet wipes
Oral Care
Fragrances
Metalworking fluid
Rolling oil
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