Functional Chemicals · Amines

Amines and quats behindyour surfactant chain.

Fatty primary, secondary and tertiary amines, quaternary and poly quaternary ammonium, DADMAC, APG, AEG and AEC surfactants and amine catalysts, made at Dalian Amines, with a stated capacity of 400,000 tons a year.

Amines
AminesDalian Amines · 安铭斯
10 familiesprimary amine to APG
400,000 t/yrstated capacity
ISO 9001 · 14001certified group
30+ countriesserved since 1992

Product detail

Amines down the chain, from C12 to finished quat.

The brochure follows the chain: fatty primary and secondary amines, propylene diamine, tertiary amines, quaternary and poly quaternary ammonium, then APG, AEG and AEC surfactants and special amines. Every grade lists its specification table, main uses and packing.

Brochure PDF PDF · 5.0 MB

RNH2 · R2NCH3 · C12 to C18

Fatty primary, secondary and tertiary amines

Dodecyl to octadecyl amine, cocamine, hydrogenated tallow and stearyl amine at 95 to 98% purity, plus difatty alkyl methyl tertiary amines. Intermediates for cationic surfactants, flotation, softeners, antistatics and quats.

D1817 · DADMAC

Quaternary and poly quaternary ammonium

Benzyl methyl dioctadecyl ammonium chloride at 74 to 78% active for bentonite treatment, fabric softening and antistatics; DADMAC monomer at 60 or 65% for water treatment, papermaking and hair care.

APG · AEG · AEC · catalysts

Glycoside surfactants and special amines

Alkyl polyglucoside, alcohol ether glycoside and alcohol ether carboxylate for daily chemicals, plus amine catalysts and specialty grades for polyurethane and epoxy.

Where it goes

Where these amines and quats go.

  • Cationic and amphoteric surfactants for daily and household chemicals
  • Mineral flotation, oilfield clay stabilizers and flocculants
  • Textile softeners, antistatics and dyeing auxiliaries
  • Water treatment, papermaking additives, polyurethane and epoxy catalysts

Before you order

Straight answers for the technical buyer.

Brochure PDF PDF · 5.0 MB
Amines
01What are fatty amines?

Amines with a long fatty chain, from C12 to C18, made from natural fats and oils. Dodecyl, cocamine, hydrogenated tallow and stearyl amine at 95 to 98% purity. They are the starting point for cationic surfactants, flotation agents, softeners and antistatics.

02What are common examples of amines?

In industry, the fatty primary amines such as dodecylamine and stearylamine, the difatty methyl tertiary amines, and the quaternary ammonium salts made from them. Add DADMAC monomer for water treatment and papermaking, and glycoside surfactants such as APG for daily chemicals.

03What is quaternary ammonium compound used for?

Fabric softening, antistatic finishing, bentonite treatment for oilfield and coatings, hair care and disinfection. Our D1817 benzyl methyl dioctadecyl ammonium chloride runs 74 to 78% active, and DADMAC monomer comes at 60 or 65% for water treatment and papermaking.

04What is the disadvantage of quaternary ammonium compounds?

They are cationic, so they clash with anionic surfactants in the same formula and can foam or precipitate. Some grades load the effluent and face tighter rules in certain markets. Tell the division the system and the market and they point to the grade that fits.

05Are amines toxic to humans?

Fatty amines are alkaline and irritating in concentrate form, which is why they ship in 160 kg galvanized drums and are handled with the protection on the safety data sheet. Downstream they end up as surfactants dosed at low levels. Every grade lists its specification, packing and storage conditions.

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