Lanolin Fatty Acid Industrial is a product of the alkaline hydrolysis of Lanolin, prepared by purifying the wool grease that is a byproduct from when sheep wool is finished into wool products. It is characterized by a high softening point, low iodine value and a considerable percentage of hydroxy acids. It is widely used in lubricating greases. It also has found a home in solid and liquid polishing compositions, emulsion polishes, mold release ages and anti-corrosion compounds.
Garden Biochemical High-tech is an international supplier of Cholecalciferol products and lanolin derivatives used in the Lubricant and Metalworking Fluids industry. This company combines their advanced R&D center and technical support to produce lanolin fatty acids for use in lubricating greases and liquid polishing compositions. Most of these ingredients have low iodine value and a high softening point.
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