Refined Glycerine
Refined Glycerine, also called glycerine or glycerin is a simple polyol compound. It is colourless and odourless, sweet-tasting viscous liquid and it is hygroscopic. It has well solublizer, plasticizer, moisturizing and preserving agent. Refined Glycerine is used in diverse business areas from additives for food and cosmetics to industrial materials.
Product Offer
| Product | Certificate | Feedstock | Glycerol |
|---|---|---|---|
| Refined Glycerine | USP | Vegetable oil | Min 99.70% |
| Refined Glycerine | USP | Vegetable oil | Min 99.50% |
| Refined Glycerine | Non USP | Vegetable oil | Min 99.70% |
| Refined Glycerine | Non USP | Vegetable oil | Min 99.50% |
| Refined Glycerine | Non USP | Mixed Oil | Min 99.50% |
| Refined Glycerine | Non-Kosher | Vegetable | Min 96.00% |
Packaging Formats
Flexibags & Isotanks
Bulk Shipment
Various Uses of
Refined Glycerine
Pharmaceutical
Used as a solvent and substrate for medications
Cosmetics Industries
Used in the production of soap and for the preparation of numerous cosmetic products
Food
Used in the production of syrups, soft-drinks, bakery products, preservation of fruits and vegetables
Where does Refined
Glycerine come from?
The crude glycerine is processed to obtain distilled and refined glycerine. In order to properly refine the glycerine, residual organic matter, water, salt, methanol, and odors are removed. This refined glycerine is non-toxic, non-allergenic, antiseptic, acts as a stabilizer, preservative, emollient, etc. Owing to these versatile features, it is employed in many industries.
Depending on the applications, different quality is required. To meet the quality standard from the technical grade until the pharmaceutical and kosher, the purification process is a determinant factor to ensure the required quality.
The glycerine purification is based on the following steps:
- Neutralisation and drying
- Methanol rectification
- Distillation, rectification
- Mong desalination