ISOFOL ESTER 1202 is an ester based on a beta-branched Guerbet alcohol. The ISOFOL ESTER derivative is prepared in an esterification reaction using ISOFOL 12 alcohol and saturated fatty acids as starting materials. The esters undergo a further purification step to remove all traces of the catalyst. ISOFOL ESTER 1202 is a clear, slightly yellow, oily fluid with a typical odor. This product offers excellent viscosity-temperature behavior, high molecular weight, good solvency, high stability against oxidation, and hydrolysis resistance.
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