Ethyl Oleate | High-Purity Solvent and Carrier Oil

Ethyl Oleate (EO) is a fatty acid ester derived from oleic acid and ethanol. It is a clear, light yellow liquid with excellent solvent properties, commonly used in pharmaceuticals, food additives, industrial coatings, and cosmetic formulations. With its high purity and biodegradability, Ethyl Oleate serves as an excipient, lubricant, and emulsifier in a wide range of applications.

Applications of Ethyl Oleate – High-Purity Solvent and Carrier Oil:

1. Pharmaceutical Industry

• Excipient & Carrier Oil: Commonly used in injectable formulations and oral medications.
• Solvent for Drug Delivery: Helps dissolve lipophilic drugs.
• Capsule & Softgel Manufacturing: Enhances bioavailability of active ingredients.

2. Food & Beverage Industry

• Flavor Carrier: Used in flavor extracts and food emulsions.
• Food Additive: Acts as an emulsifier and texturizer.
• Cooking Oil Extender: Found in some specialty cooking applications.

3. Cosmetic & Personal Care

• Emollient in Skincare: Provides moisturization in lotions, creams, and serums.
• Haircare Products: Found in conditioners and hair treatments for smooth texture.
• Makeup & Lip Products: Used as a dispersing agent in lipsticks and foundations.

4. Industrial & Manufacturing Applications

• Lubricants & Plasticizers: Used in metalworking fluids and plastic additives.
• Coatings & Paints: Acts as a dispersing agent in inks and coatings.
• Polymer Processing: Aids in resin and polymer modification.

5. Agriculture & Animal Feed

• Livestock Feed Additive: Enhances nutrient absorption in animal diets.
• Pesticide & Agrochemical Carrier: Solvent for pesticide formulations.

Storage

• Store in a cool, dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight.
• Keep in sealed containers to prevent oxidation.
• Recommended storage temperature: 5–25°C.

Handling

• Use clean, dry utensils when handling.
• Avoid excessive exposure to air to maintain stability.
• Use personal protective equipment (PPE) if handling in large quantities.

Safety

• Non-toxic and generally recognized as safe (GRAS) in food and pharmaceutical applications.
• Avoid ingestion in non-approved formulations.
• If contact with eyes occurs, rinse thoroughly with water.