Industrial grade polyethylene glycol

Industrial grade polyethylene glycol plays a crucial but often overlooked role in various industrial processes, and can be regarded as the "hero" behind the scenes of industrial development. It is a polymer compound generated by the polymerization reaction of ethylene oxide, with a unique structure and excellent properties.

In the paper industry, industrial grade polyethylene glycol has shown great potential. As a dispersant, it can evenly disperse papermaking fibers in water, avoiding fiber aggregation. In this way, the uniformity of the paper is greatly improved, the surface is smoother, and the strength of the paper is enhanced. The produced paper performs well in writing, printing, and packaging. In the field of leather manufacturing, it acts as a softener. By penetrating into the interior of leather fibers, the force between fibers is weakened, making the leather feel soft and elastic, while improving its flexibility and durability, and extending the service life of leather products. In ink production, industrial grade polyethylene glycol optimizes the fluidity and drying speed of ink, ensuring that the ink is evenly transferred to the substrate during the printing process, resulting in clear printing patterns and bright colors. Industrial grade polyethylene glycol, with its diverse functions, silently promotes the development of many industrial fields.