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HS Code |
755250 |
| Cas Number | 29911-28-2 |
| Molecular Formula | C10H22O3 |
| Molecular Weight | 190.28 g/mol |
| Appearance | Colorless liquid |
| Odor | Mild, ether-like |
| Boiling Point | 230°C (446°F) |
| Flash Point | 96°C (205°F) |
| Solubility In Water | Miscible |
| Density | 0.951 g/cm³ at 20°C |
| Viscosity | 5.2 mPa·s at 25°C |
| Vapor Pressure | 0.08 mmHg at 20°C |
| Refractive Index | 1.420 at 20°C |
As an accredited Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether is packaged in a 200-liter blue HDPE drum with secure screw cap and clear hazard labeling. |
| Shipping | Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether is shipped in tightly sealed, chemical-resistant drums or containers, typically made of steel or high-density polyethylene. It must be kept away from heat, sparks, and open flames. Transport should comply with local, national, and international regulations, ensuring proper labeling and documentation for safe handling and environmental protection. |
| Storage | Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and incompatible materials such as strong oxidizers. Keep the container tightly closed when not in use. Use only approved containers and avoid storing near food or beverages. Ensure proper labeling and minimize exposure to moisture to maintain product integrity. |
| Purity 99%: Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether with purity 99% is used in high-performance water-based coatings, where it enhances gloss uniformity and reduces drying time.Viscosity 9.6 cP: Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether with viscosity 9.6 cP is used in textile dyeing processes, where it provides superior penetration and consistent color development.Boiling Point 230°C: Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether with a boiling point of 230°C is used in industrial cleaners, where it ensures effective grease removal at elevated temperatures.Miscibility with Water: Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether with complete miscibility with water is used in ink formulations, where it improves pigment dispersion and reduces clogging.Flash Point 100°C: Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether with a flash point of 100°C is used in floor polish strippers, where it minimizes evaporation loss and increases stripping efficacy.Molecular Weight 190.27 g/mol: Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether with a molecular weight of 190.27 g/mol is used in pesticide emulsions, where it promotes stable active ingredient solubilization.Stability Temperature 120°C: Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether with a stability temperature of 120°C is used in metal cleaning baths, where it maintains solvent efficiency during extended high-temperature operation.Low Aromatic Content: Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether with low aromatic content is used in personal care product formulations, where it reduces odor and enhances user safety. |
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Working as chemical manufacturers for years, we have learned there’s no substitute for hands-on experience. Among our solvent offerings, Dipropylene Glycol Butyl Ether (DPGBE) stands out because we have spent years optimizing our processes, tweaking batch logistics, and getting direct feedback from users in the paints, coatings, ink, and cleaning industries. We do not bring this product out of a catalog for distribution; it comes straight out of reactors under our own roof, with each batch closely tracked, adjusted, and tested.
People often ask what really makes DPGBE a go-to choice across different markets. For us, the answer boils down to its balanced performance. This solvent delivers controlled evaporation—not too quick, not too sluggish. That slow-to-medium rate helps form protective films in coatings, keeps inks workable, and prevents skinning or drying before application. We see this every day in our own lab: DPGBE behaves predictably even in changing humidity and varying temperature, allowing consistent batches for customers in climates that range from humid tropics to dry plains.
Our specific DPGBE most often runs at purity levels above 98.5%, with water below 0.1%. This matters for users who demand consistent batch-to-batch behavior. Impurities, even at half a percent, can throw off finished product appearance, shelf life, or reaction profiles. In the cleaning industry, even minute off-odors or coloration from low-purity solvents can turn away end-users. By controlling every aspect of the process—including feedstock selection, distillation, and in-house analytics—we make sure no surprises show up in your drums or totes.
We serve some of the toughest customers in paints, coatings, and cleaning. Painters want smooth laydown, minimal brush marks, and time to make corrections. Coatings makers need a solvent that can dissolve resins efficiently, but not attack every type of substrate. DPGBE provides a perfect balance: strong enough solvency for acrylic, alkyd, epoxy resins and yet gentle on plastics and other sensitive materials. In our own testing, it beats ethylene glycol ethers in compatibility with newer, more sustainable resin chemistries.
In ink formulations and textile printing, consistency counts. A single drum out of spec disrupts production lines. By staying hands-on with our in-process analytics—viscosity, water content, GC analysis—we catch potential issues before they affect your output. DPGBE’s high flash point means safer handling for busy print shops, and its self-limiting odor improves air quality for press operators.
Professional cleaners benefit from DPGBE’s ability to break up stubborn soils, grease, and water-based stains without harsh fumes. It fits eco-conscious formulas, working as a replacement for strong, objectionable solvents from decades past. One of the earliest feedbacks we got was from a janitorial client, who noted the difference DPGBE made in reducing rework on tough grout lines. The product’s mild nature allows for inclusion in both industrial and consumer formulations, offering users flexibility on both ends.
As a manufacturer, our perspective on DPGBE is shaped less by the molecule’s technical description and more by what we see in daily operation. Many customers try cheaper, lower-grade solvents and eventually return to DPGBE because of its performance over time. We have seen this solvent extend the open time of waterborne paints, reducing cissing and pinholes, delivering a smoother substrate coverage every single time. Cost savings from fewer do-overs and less waste keeps formulators and contractors loyal.
Comparing DPGBE to more volatile glycol ethers like Butyl Cellosolve (ethylene glycol monobutyl ether), its low volatility stands out. Higher boiling and a slower evaporation rate provide time for film formation and promote leveling in paints. In digital inks, we watch how DPGBE acts as both solvent and humectant, improving nozzle reliability—experience builds confidence in a product far more than a simple data sheet figure ever could.
Our formula teams routinely pit DPGBE against other popular glycol ethers. Propylene glycol methyl ether (PGME) flashes off too quickly for some coatings. Diethylene glycol butyl ether (DEGBE) runs heavier, but can leave smears. DPGBE lands in that sweet spot—enough power to dissolve, enough hang time to yield clean, workable surfaces even at scale.
Running day and night operations, our teams focus on both product quality and operator safety. DPGBE’s mild odor, high flash point (over 80°C), and low vapor pressure make it a safer choice on industrial scales. We design our facilities to manage any fumes, and our long experience with this solvent means we can confidently ship in bulk or transport to smaller packers without incident. Customers who switched from more hazardous ethers like Butyl Cellosolve note fewer complaints of skin irritation or headaches.
For cleaning and facility maintenance, we recommend gloves and eye protection, as is prudent with any solvent. Our training stresses spill response, even though DPGBE’s relatively high boiling point and resistance to ignition keep incidents rare and minor. Over years of bulk storage and transfer, we have built best practices to avoid both environmental and personnel issues, knowledge we gladly share with all customers and partners.
Tougher environmental rules have transformed our product portfolio. DPGBE shines in this new landscape. With lower acute and chronic toxicity, our solvent meets or exceeds many air quality standards. Regions clamping down on VOC emissions find DPGBE an attractive choice: it offers the desired solvency but helps bring formulas under local regulatory limits. Our amply-staffed compliance team monitors REACH, TSCA, and global chemical inventories to keep us—and our customers—prepared for regulatory changes. Having an in-house production lets us push out new documentation or altered specs in sync with real-world legal demands.
Formulators in the cleaning industry used to rely on blends that contained more aggressive glycol ethers, only to face restrictions or bans. Moving to DPGBE lets them maintain cleaning power, but with a dramatically safer profile for both users and the environment. More than a few times, we have helped customers rework formulas on short notice due to new regional bans, and having DPGBE in stock became a difference-maker.
Not all customers run sprawling facilities; some are specialty shops, pilot plants, or local contractors. Our role as direct manufacturers puts us in a position to provide both bulk tankers and smaller drums, without delays or sudden supply chain surprises. We build relationships with end-users and offer technical feedback based on production data, not hearsay or generic talking points. That might mean walking a first-time formulator through the adjustment of water/solvent ratios, or reviewing the impact of ambient plant temperature on evaporation rate.
From a producer’s perspective, DPGBE looks different compared to a resold or relabeled commodity. Supply challenges show up in forecast planning, tank cleaning protocols, and bulk packaging. Because we manage the whole process, we avoid cross-contamination problems or off-odor complaints. Our tight controls help provide customers with the same trusted results, even when seasonal feedstock variability puts pressure on competitors. For customers frustrated by batch variability from offshore blends, our direct oversight brings peace of mind.
We have witnessed periods of raw material shortages and price swings. Producing DPGBE ourselves, we rely less on volatile outside suppliers. Years of investment in local infrastructure, alternative feedstocks, and backup purification help us buffer customers from disruptions. In volatile periods, our shipments kept contractors running and manufacturers in operation while others waited for lengthy backorders or downgraded to inconsistent imports. The feedback always affirms our team’s belief: control at the source translates into reliability in the field.
Bulk DPGBE, stored on-site in stainless steel tanks, enables us to guarantee fresh, on-spec product. We watch the shipping schedules closely. We know exactly when each batch was produced, which resin or cleaning customer it shipped to, and how it has fared over repeat orders. Field support comes directly from our process engineers, who know the quirks and capabilities of DPGBE better than anyone but the end-users themselves.
Providing real-world answers to formulation challenges—the “what now?” questions—is part of our daily business. In practice, DPGBE serves as more than a solvent. Its ability to couple water and nonpolar ingredients lets formulators hit performance targets that once needed more expensive, multi-component blends. DPGBE’s advantage is especially clear in water-reducible coatings and concentrated cleaning solutions, where managing solubility, viscosity, and evaporation profile at the same time is key. We work with formulators to show how adjusting the DPGBE level shifts paint drying curves, or how it boosts wetting in high-solid systems that struggle with leveling.
Commercial ink makers often need a solvent to avoid nozzle clogging, reduce downtime, and boost print clarity. DPGBE supplies this with no aggressive attack on sensitive printer parts, and its slow-to-medium evaporation creates a wide processing window—a point we confirm in our QC labs before each shipment. Whether in pilot testing or scaled runs, DPGBE has repeatedly demonstrated its value by reducing the number of reject prints and keeping pressroom operators satisfied.
Many technical teams ask for side-by-side comparisons. Ethylene-based ethers, like Butyl Cellosolve, evaporate more quickly and impose greater health and safety obligations. They may work for high-speed lines, but they often create hazards or drive up insurance costs. Diethylene glycol ethers run heavier and can cause persistent residue concerns. Propylene glycol methyl ether and ethyl ether narrow the application window, curing too rapidly for larger scale or open-air work.
DPGBE bridges these gaps. Its higher molecular weight produces lower volatility, allowing more time for leveling and fewer brush marks in coatings. It tackles stubborn soils, enables easier mixing with aqueous and organic ingredients, and avoids introducing strong odors. Customers who swap to DPGBE commonly report fewer issues with worker complaints, fewer paint defects, and less product waste due to premature drying or incompatibility. For formulators looking for a single solvent solution that ticks compliance, ease of use, and performance, DPGBE stands out in our product lineup.
Customer expectations change. Formulators become more focused on worker health, end-user safety, and minimizing environmental impact. Legislation continues to push the boundaries, and technical teams seek creative solutions under tighter specs. DPGBE remains competitive as a backbone solvent: it sustains resin compatibility, facilitates pigment dispersion, and supports cleaning without drifting into regulatory conflict.
Our role goes beyond turning out drums; we work with engineering teams, project managers, and R&D specialists to gather direct application feedback, troubleshoot formula challenges, and share the cost-saving insights learned over years of bulk manufacturing. Performance is proven both in our own facilities and in partnership with customers who require custom support, rapid shipment, or tailored advice for toughest use cases.
Quality solvents begin at the molecular level and end in the hands of real-world users. We have made it our business to control every link in the chain—reactor conditions, distillation, transfer protocols, packout, and technical support. Each new customer, whether global paint maker or local industrial cleaner, benefits from our insistence on hands-on, data-driven quality.
Our DPGBE offers professionals a product born out of years of continuous improvement. From improving batch consistency to helping meet tight regulatory requirements, from supporting new waterborne chemistries to lowering workplace risks, we are trusted by formulators and finishers who share our respect for both performance and proof. Supplying this product directly—without brokers or middlemen—connects us squarely with the people who rely on every drop to do its job, batch after batch.
Contact our technical or customer service teams for guidance founded on years of production insight, not just a reference book. Share your challenge, and benefit from firsthand manufacturing knowledge where every spec, every improvement, and every shipment matters to us, because it matters to you.