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HS Code |
961403 |
| CAS Number | 112-95-8 |
| Chemical Formula | C20H42 |
| Molecular Weight | 282.55 g/mol |
| Appearance | Colorless liquid |
| Odor | Odorless |
| Boiling Point | 343°C (649°F) |
| Melting Point | 36°C (97°F) |
| Density | 0.783 g/cm³ at 20°C |
| Solubility in Water | Insoluble |
| Flash Point | 162°C (324°F) |
| Vapor Pressure | 0.01 mmHg at 25°C |
| Refractive Index | 1.432 at 20°C |
As an accredited Isoeicosane factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Isoeicosane, 500 mL, supplied in a sealed amber glass bottle with a tamper-evident cap and hazard labeling. |
| Shipping | Isoeicosane is typically shipped in tightly sealed containers, such as drums or barrels, to prevent leakage and contamination. It should be stored and transported in cool, well-ventilated areas, away from sources of ignition, as it is flammable. Ensure compliance with local, national, and international shipping regulations for hydrocarbons. |
| Storage | Isoeicosane should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from sources of ignition, heat, and direct sunlight. Keep the container tightly closed when not in use. Use storage containers made of compatible materials. Store away from strong oxidizing agents. Ensure proper labeling and secure chemical storage to prevent leaks or accidental exposure. |
Applications of Isoeicosane in Industrial ManufacturingIsoeicosane serves as a high-purity paraffinic hydrocarbon fluid supporting multiple downstream industries. Our production process ensures tightly controlled specifications for narrow boiling range, low odor, and minimal aromatic content. Below we highlight core industrial use cases, technical blending considerations, and compliance requirements for B2B formulators and process engineers. 1. Cosmetics & Personal Care FormulationsLeading skin care and color cosmetic manufacturers favor isoeicosane for its lightweight, non-greasy texture and volatility control in products such as foundation, makeup removers, and creamy sunscreens. It enables precise spreadability and sensorial optimization when used alongside emollients, pigments, and UV filters. The chemical's capacity to solubilize silicones and minimize greasiness is valued in leave-on formulations, especially for premium applications. Our supply supports high-batch consistency and compliance with strict cosmetic ingredient regulations in finished consumer products distributed in regulated markets. Industry compliance standards
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2. Pharmaceutical Ointments and Topical Drug DeliveryMajor pharmaceutical manufacturers use isoeicosane as an inert, nonreactive carrier in semisolid dosage forms including ointments, gels, and transdermal systems. The compound assists in dissolving lipophilic drug actives and controlling the release profiles in regulated topical medications. With a high degree of purity and absence of aromatic contaminants, our isoeicosane meets strict pharmaceutical excipient requirements for skin-contact medicinal products. Formulators value its low irritancy and compatibility with pharmacopoeial active pharmaceutical ingredients. Industry compliance standards
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3. Industrial Lubricants and GreasesIn the lubricant manufacturing industry, isoeicosane functions as a diluent and process aid within high-end synthetic and semi-synthetic lubricant formulations. Its defined carbon chain structure enables formulators to modify pour point, viscosity index, and oxidative stability, without contributing sulfur or aromatic side reactions. Blenders rely on controlled volatility to meet industrial specifications for electric motor greases and precision equipment oil. Batch traceability and certified low sulfur content address end-user demands for long-service lubricants and environmental safety. Industry compliance standards
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4. Polyolefin Polymer Processing AidsPolymer compounders adopt isoeicosane as a temporary processing aid and mold-release agent to enhance the flow and de-molding characteristics of polyolefin resins, especially in high-precision film, fiber, and rotational molding applications. The controlled evaporative properties help reduce mold fouling and resin buildup on machine surfaces during high-throughput extrusion. Customers in the plastics sector benefit from increased yields and improved surface appearance of finished parts while complying with residual hydrocarbon limits. Industry compliance standards
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5. Specialty Printing Ink SolventsCommercial ink formulators utilize isoeicosane to impart controlled evaporation properties to solvent-based ink systems for high-speed flexographic and gravure printing. Its high flash point aids safe handling and reduces fire risk in pressrooms while maintaining print definition and pigment suspension uniformity. The low aromatic profile minimizes interference with pigment brightness and color fidelity, crucial for premium packaging and publication-grade prints. Process engineers select isoeicosane to tune drying profiles and ink transfer in demanding multi-station applications. Industry compliance standards
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6. Cleaning and Degreasing FluidsIsoeicosane contributes as a safe, low-aromatic hydrocarbon solvent in critical cleaning formulations for electrical and precision metal component factories. Cleaning compound producers exploit its solvency for organic contaminants and its limited residue profile, ensuring rapid drying and minimum surface energy alteration on sensitive contact parts. The absence of corrosive or chlorinated species enables use in safety-critical aerospace, electronics, and automotive assembly lines needing defect-free surface preparation prior to coating or bonding. Industry compliance standards
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Every drum of isoeicosane that leaves our facilities reflects years of real manufacturing experience. As a saturated hydrocarbon with a twenty-carbon straight-chain backbone, isoeicosane Model IE-910 is known in our labs and on our factory floor for its clarity, low volatility, and unmatched purity profile. Production runs incorporate rigorous distillation, vacuum fractionation, and proprietary finishing steps that keep every batch colorless, odorless, and residue-free. Quality stays consistent—we don't have luxury for surprises when clients depend on us for precise mixtures and top-notch batch records.
Isoeicosane typically clocks in with a boiling range between 320°C and 340°C, and every run comes with a tight specification on C20 hydrocarbon content. Our team keeps sulfur, aromatics, and unsaturated residues well below detection levels—nothing slips through QC that could threaten industrial formulations. Kinematic viscosity lands between 4 and 6 mm2/s at 40°C. With such high chemical inertness and low reactivity, it outlasts common alternatives in environments that demand long-term chemical stability. Batch-to-batch consistency stays at the center of every order. We never cut corners, and you won’t find elevated levels of naphthenic or aromatic compounds in our certificates of analysis.
You see isoeicosane doing work everywhere. Our biggest partners run it as a key component in personal care products. Its lightweight feel and nearly invisible finish make it a staple in foundation, sunscreen, and makeup removers. Formulators appreciate that it doesn't trigger skin reactions or interfere with pigments, fragrances, or actives. It washes out clean from vessels and pipelines, without residues that slow down the next batch. In adhesives or sealant compounds, this material acts as a pliable, plasticizing backbone, imparting flexibility and easy spread—the soft, workable texture technicians praise after years in production.
Lubricant blenders value isoeicosane for its high flash point above 180°C, letting manufacturers mix safer, more reliable greases and specialty oils for machinery that can’t risk smoke or hazardous fumes. When purity counts, it’s a go-to for blending synthetic lubricants where stray aromatics or moisture can ruin entire runs. The low pour point and absence of waxy paraffins leaves gearboxes turning smoothly—even under winter startup conditions.
The polymer industry keeps coming back for isoeicosane as a process aid and diluent. It doesn’t interfere with polymerization catalysts or introduce trace metals, saving expensive troubleshooting cycles and equipment downtime. When melted resins call for a fluidizer at elevated temperatures, the high boiling point and thermal resilience let lines run longer between shutdowns and cleanouts.
A lot of chemicals get hyped for being “safe,” but in true production, only hands-on handling gives an honest picture. Our teams have loaded dozens of railcars and tankers of isoeicosane. Long experience shows that its absence of strong odor and ultra-low vapor pressure make it far easier to handle in closed systems compared to lighter solvents. It doesn’t vaporize easily at standard storage temperatures, reducing losses to evaporation and limiting air emissions inside drum warehouses.
While other hydrocarbon-based materials often bring regulatory headaches—think PAHs, benzene, or alkyl benzene traces—we make every effort to deliver a hydrocarbon fluid that meets not just cosmetic purity grades but strict REACH and international food-contact thresholds. We know how sticky regulatory compliance can get, and our plants work with auditors to keep all paperwork and protocols ready for downstream use.
On the waste side, isoeicosane has proven itself time and again. Its complete volatility on incineration leaves only water and carbon dioxide behind, so licensed waste firms have a clear protocol path. Unlike heavier or branched paraffins, it does not leave residues or persistent byproducts that linger in drums, tanks, or soils. We’re also looking ahead by keeping close ties to hydrocarbon recyclers and investigating circular models—especially for the personal care sector, where pressure for lifecycle improvements keeps rising. Not every raw material will lend itself to a close-loop reuse, but isoeicosane stays at the top of the list thanks to chemical simplicity and ease of purification.
After decades running side-by-side comparison trials in our pilot labs, several clear distinctions stand out. Regular n-eicosane, often sourced from lower-grade paraffin streams, tends toward crystallization at moderate temperatures and causes haze or cloudiness in cosmetic bases and lubricant blends. Lack of branching in linear materials shortens their functional lifespan and can promote unwanted gelling under certain storage or application conditions.
Isoeicosane’s specific molecular shape resists clouding and stays clear at the low temperatures customers get in real warehouses, production lines, and shipping routes. Its high isomeric composition guards against crystallization even after months on the shelf. We don’t see haze or deposits during accelerated stress storage at 5°C or less—a key demand from multinational personal care partners operating under varied climates. Its evaporation rate stays lower than lower-carbon isoparaffins like isohexadecane or isododecane, which is crucial for formulations that need to withstand heat without thickening or losing performance.
Buying from a chemical manufacturer versus a distributor impacts every corner of your operation. Our engineers know the lot histories of every batch, and we don’t blend down or repackage from unknown sources. Some markets see “iso” blends cut with lighter, less expensive hydrocarbons to reduce up-front costs, but in practice, this produces unpredictable volatility, flash points, and shifts in viscosity or compatibility. Formulators who depend on long-term performance always return to our consistent, single-sourced isoeicosane because surprises during scaling or site transfer cost more—in man-hours, lost batches, and sometimes entire customer accounts.
Every year, we run hundreds of quality assessments in partner labs to verify batch reproducibility and formulation compatibility. Field data from the adhesives market shows isoeicosane increasing the shelf life and workability of products stored for over 18 months, outperforming both aromatic hydrocarbon plasticizers and straight-chain alkanes. In the automotive sector, finished lubricants containing our isoeicosane base stocks meet or exceed targets for cold-flow resistance, shear stability, and evaporative loss.
Lab analytical records reveal trace impurity levels—aromatics under 0.1 ppm, sulfur below instrument-detection limits, and water content always lower than 10 ppm, even in humid or high-traffic environments. Clients trust this level of traceability. Any change in plant operating conditions reflects immediately in detective oversight, not in downstream failures. Where other suppliers stall or blame market conditions, direct manufacturers like us find root causes and deliver technical support, whether it means tweaking vacuum runoffs or stopping to retool a batch.
Markets for hydrocarbon raw materials move fast. Spikes in energy prices, changes in regulation, and demand shifts from one region to another hit every producer sooner or later. We've seen market scarcity for certain paraffin cuts tighten, and we know the temptation to swap in less costly substitutes. But the downstream risk—safety, performance, customer support—far outweighs minor upstream savings. We’ve learned to buffer these swings by keeping a robust production schedule, investing in buffer storage, and running a closed-feedback loop with formulation chemists and engineers. No step gets outsourced or lost in translation from plant to customer.
Long-term partnerships grow from this type of consistency. Our technical staff sits side-by-side with customers to solve real problems: introducing higher flash-point alternatives to meet changing workplace safety rules, adjusting specification sheets to match new end-use testing protocols, or developing ultra-low residue versions for applications in the pharmaceutical or high-end electronics industries. Demand for traceable, REACH-compliant, and low-residue materials only grows year by year, and we meet this not with longer guarantee wording, but with clear documentation, hands-on testing, and direct shipment from our warehousing and tank farm network.
It’s easy to make broad promises. Fulfilling them, day after day, comes from trackable, reproducible workflows. Every isoeicosane lot carries a detailed batch record; our database tracks feedstock origin, process parameters, and outcome reports. Our operators consult trend data and respond if any result drifts outside preset control charts, no matter how small the deviation. Certificate of Analysis documents accompany every shipment. All analytical instruments undergo regular calibration to maintain compliance with ISO 9001 standards and internal SOPs. We provide history reports upon request, and customers rely on these to defend finished product testing or manage their own audits with global regulatory agencies.
Experience has shown that direct supply contracts and recurring shipment programs create reliability that intermittent spot purchases can’t match. Problems get flagged early and solved quickly—not left to middlemen or generic service desks. Our scale-up teams keep a risk log of every raw material run and publish process innovations that deliver even tighter purity margins and more efficient production cycles. Client feedback constantly shapes our release criteria and batch test frequencies.
Our loadout and delivery crews take pride in safe logistics. Tank truck, barrel, or flexitank, isoeicosane travels with tamper-proof seals and sample retention. Employees train in spill response and safe transfer—exposure records show that its ultra-low vapor pressure and non-aggressive character lower the risk profile for warehouse staff and end-users alike. Bulk storage tanks incorporate inert gas blanketing to prevent contamination, fire risk, or quality shifts. All plant equipment undergoes routine compatibility checks to address potential swelling or plasticizer migration that can affect poorly-chosen elastomers or seals in handling lines.
Waste treatment partnerships encourage correct handling of container residues and off-spec loads. Onsite incineration protocols depend on the high combustibility and clean-burning properties unique to isoeicosane; sites that once reported high sooting or persistent odors with non-iso paraffins now enjoy cleaner exhaust streams and easier permitting. All new plant setups receive specialized technical consulting, shipment-by-shipment tracking, and ongoing logistical support.
The needs of downstream customers continue to shift with market trends and public pressure. In the cosmetics sector, cleaner-label emulsions, “free-from” claims, and transparent ingredient origins have become central to buyer decisions. Early adopters of our isoeicosane saw not only a reduction in consumer complaints but also fewer raw material compatibility issues—foundations, lipsticks, and sunscreens flowed more smoothly, remained stable, and exhibited longer shelf lives.
Adhesive developers share a different set of concerns: shelf stability, color neutrality, and resistance to environmental stressors. Applications in automotive or building maintenance demand robust plasticizing power without darkening or stiffening under sunlight, heat, or chemical exposure. Years of client pilot testing reveal that isoeicosane holds up through extreme seasonal swings, industrial warehouse conditions, and shipping routes that cross humid and dry regions alike.
In machine lubrication, rapid shifts in engine and gearbox design lead to more stringent requirements for oxidative stability, pour point, and volatility. Clients counting on our isoeicosane foundation report less need for aftermarket additives and top-offs. The material’s consistent rheology means fewer surprises in field operations across fleets and processing lines.
A manufacturer’s reality means learning from setbacks as well as successes. We keep full feedback loops alive between production, QA, and technical service. If a customer flags a formulation issue—unexplained haze, shift in flash point, or slight off-smell—our engineers review every process step, often pulling retained samples and running fresh analyses to track root causes. This level of investigation simply isn’t possible in a reselling or third-party distribution setup.
Direct experience shapes every new initiative. We drive improvements with both modern laboratory tools—gas chromatography, mass spec routines, spectrofluorometric purity assays—and classic, hands-on trialing in partner applications labs. Learning doesn’t stop after a shift; it feeds every new batch, plant upgrade, and support ticket. Years of “what went right?” and “what could have been better?” echo in every shipment confirmation email and every production meeting. Our real-world knowledge means we catch changes in feedstock or utility conditions before they catch up with a customer order.
Direct partnerships guarantee customer questions receive quick, experienced answers. Our chemists manage process troubleshooting without waiting for a response chain to work its way upstream. Raw material histories and certification reports get delivered promptly, reflecting all plant data and laboratory assessments. If requested, we furnish blending guidance, application data, or field performance results—not generic marketing language.
Relationships built on direct supply mean no tolerating questionable substitutes or ambiguous Certificates of Origin. Batch integrity stands at the front of every load. Large-volume buyers gain predictability not found through fragmented supply channels, while smaller labs enjoy technical support scaled to their precise needs. We back every order with a technical advocate ready to work through scale-up or product reformulation challenges—all without confidentiality headaches or fragmented accountability.
Growth in both specialty chemicals and consumer goods continues to lift demand for high-purity, high-reliability hydrocarbons. We’re increasing production capacity through modular plant expansions and state-of-the-art fractionation controls designed to further tighten impurity windows and energy efficiency. R&D teams track developments in green chemistry and renewable feedstocks, aiming to one day shift more of our output to non-fossil origins, where quality and consistency can match current grades. Key brand partners in cosmetics and lubricants test these new grades as technology matures.
We look ahead to increasing integration with biobased raw material streams. The chemical backbone of isoeicosane lends itself to upcycling from renewable naphtha sources as technology allows broader adoption. Constant feedback from users and lab partners ensures that new production doesn’t come at the cost of downstream reliability or supply integrity.
Real manufacturing rigor goes far beyond brochure promises. Our clients know that with each batch, every certificate, and every shipment, a legacy of experience stands behind them. Whether running a formulation shop, a packaging facility, or a full-scale production site, customers turn to us for more than just a liquid in a drum. They’re seeking a relationship built on track record, transparency, hands-on support, and technical know-how. Isoeicosane, as we have learned through decades of real-world use, remains the smart choice for industries unwilling to gamble on quality. Our door stays open for questions, collaboration, new trials, and building confidence—not just for a single product, but for every challenge the world of chemical manufacturing brings to the table.