Cetrimonium Chloride CAS 112-02-7

Physicochemical Properties

Typical Applications

• Hair conditioning formulations where improved combing, softer feel, and reduced static are required.
• Conditioning rinses, creams, and related cationic personal care systems.
• Formulation systems requiring cationic surface activity and deposition performance.
• Selected emulsified systems where a cationic conditioning effect is desired.

Specific end uses, use levels, and claim language should be evaluated according to local regulatory requirements and the intended formulation type.

Packaging

Cetrimonium Chloride is typically supplied in sealed containers suitable for liquid or solution-form material handling. Standard export packaging can be arranged according to active content, supply form, and order quantity. Clean container condition, sealed closure, and protection during storage and transport are important to maintain product consistency. For regular orders and bulk supply programs, packaging can be coordinated according to customer logistics requirements.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place in tightly closed original containers. Keep away from excessive heat, direct sunlight, and sources of contamination. Maintain package integrity during storage and transport. For materials supplied in solution form, storage conditions should be managed to preserve uniformity and handling stability.

FAQ

1. What type of product is Cetrimonium Chloride?

It is a quaternary ammonium cationic surfactant commonly supplied as a formulation ingredient for conditioning and antistatic applications.

2. What are the main use directions for CTAC?

It is mainly used in conditioning systems, especially where smooth feel, easier combing, and reduced static are required.

3. Is this product supplied as a pure solid or as a solution?

Supply form can vary by specification. Many commercial offers are provided as liquid solutions, while appearance may vary with concentration and temperature.

4. Can packaging be arranged for different order volumes?

Yes. Standard export packaging is available, and packaging can be arranged according to supply form and order quantity.

5. What documents are usually available for B2B supply?

Routine supply documentation may include COA, TDS, and SDS upon request.

6. Are all end uses suitable without review?

No. Final end-use suitability, dosage, and compliance should be assessed against the target formula and local regulatory requirements.