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Technical Propylene Glycol 215 kg

Bulk Technical Propylene Glycol for Heat Transfer Fluids and Industrial Solutions

The 215 kg drum size is built for manufacturing sites that need a reliable, continuous supply of raw material for ongoing production cycles rather than occasional batches. Technical propylene glycol belongs to the solvents and humectants category, and this is precisely where its core industrial functions show up most clearly: it works as a heat transfer fluid, antifreeze base, hydraulic fluid component and a versatile co-solvent across many manufacturing lines.

The most common use of the technical grade is in heating and cooling loops, where it is blended with water to create a non-freezing coolant with a defined crystallization point. Depending on climate requirements, the concentration typically ranges from thirty to sixty percent of the water volume, and the mixing is done at room temperature without additional heating. Beyond heat transfer systems, the product is widely used in windshield washer fluid formulations, hydraulic fluids for heavy equipment, and coolant compositions for CNC machining centers where consistent thermal performance matters.

A second major segment is the chemical and polymer industry. Technical propylene glycol is used in the synthesis of unsaturated polyester resins, polyurethane foams and alkyd resins for paints and coatings, as well as a plasticizer in rubber goods and polymer film manufacturing. In textile and leather processing, the material acts as a softening and moisturizing agent during fiber and hide treatment, preventing cracking and brittleness during mechanical operations. In printing and packaging, it is added to inkjet inks and stamp pad formulations as a co-solvent that keeps drying speed and viscosity stable across production runs.

A distinct niche is the entertainment and stage equipment sector, where propylene glycol mixed with water, usually in a twenty to fifty percent solution, is used to generate artificial fog in fog machines. The material is also common in household chemical products such as glass cleaners, de-icing fluids and general purpose degreasing formulations for industrial equipment.

It is worth distinguishing between grades of this raw material: the technical grade is intended for industrial tasks that do not involve direct skin contact or food processing. For cosmetic manufacturing, moisturizing skincare or any formulation touching the skin, the food grade propylene glycol of the same drum size is the better choice, since it carries a higher purity standard. That grade also pairs naturally with fragrance oils and extracts blended into a Shea Butter Soap Base or a White Soap Base WST, where ingredient cleanliness for skin-contact and handmade soap work is a priority.

Technical propylene glycol mixes freely with water, alcohols and many organic solvents in any ratio, which makes it a convenient binding component in multi-ingredient formulations. Store the drum tightly sealed, in a dry area at temperatures between zero and thirty degrees Celsius, away from direct sunlight and open flame sources, since the material is hygroscopic and absorbs moisture from the air if left exposed for extended periods.

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Technical propylene glycol 130000 ml

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INCI	Propylene glycol
Other
Application	non-food industry
Att brand	China
Attention	price for 1 kg when buying from 215 kg
Color product	transparent to light yellow
Descriptio smell	absent
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	The dosage should not exceed 5% of the total product.
Minimum count	215
Name	Technical Propylene Glycol 215 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	215 kg
Solubility	in water
Valid until	11.2028