Internal & External Lubricants

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Product Specifications

Smell	Other, Neutral or mild characteristic smell
Storage	Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme humidity, Other
EINECS No	Varies depending on chemical composition
Purity	>90% depending on the specific formulation
Refractive Rate	Varies e.g. 1.45-1.48 for common synthetic lubricants
CAS No	Varies; common CAS numbers include 57-11-4 or others for individual types of lubricants
Structural Formula	Dependent on specific composition (e.g. long-chain esters or polymers)
Usage	Reduces friction eases processing enhances compatibility and prevents material sticking during manufacturing
Grade	Industrial grade food grade or pharmaceutical grade depending on the application
Appearance	White to off-white granules powders flakes or viscous liquid
Poisonous	NO
Molecular Formula	Varies depending on composition e.g. C16H32O2 for typical oleate-based lubricants
Properties	Low friction coefficient thermal stability chemical resistance and ease of dispersion
Ingredients	Typically fatty acid derivatives long-chain esters or synthetic polymers
Density	1.0 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
Melting Point	50-90AdegC (depending on specific type)
Shelf Life	12-24 months in recommended storage conditions
Solubility	Insoluble in water soluble in organic solvents
Molecular Weight	Varies depending on exact composition e.g. 256.42 g/mol for oleate-based lubricants
Physical Form	Powder flakes beads or liquid depending on the type, Other
Taste	Other, Odorless and tasteless
Ph Level	Neutral (approximately 7)
HS Code	3403.99 (depending on composition and application)
Shape	Granular flake powder or liquid form, other
Application	Other, Used as internal and external lubricants in industries such as plastics manufacturing pharmaceuticals and cosmetics