Triveni Chemicals

Polyethylene Wax  Is A Synthetic Wax Derived From Polyethylene Polymerization Or Thermal Cracking. Molecular Weight Depending On Chain Length. Synonyms Include PE Wax, Polyolefin Wax, And Ethylene Polymer Wax. Appearing As A White, Odorless Solid (Flakes, Powder, Or Granules), It Is Insoluble In Water But Soluble In Non‑Polar Solvents. Widely Used In Plastics, Coatings, Inks, Adhesives, Rubber, And Polishes, It Provides Lubrication, Hardness, Gloss, And Abrasion Resistance.

PEG‑400 (Polyethylene Glycol 400) Is A Low‑Molecular‑Weight Polymer With Average Molecular Weight 400 G/Mol. Appearing As A Clear, Viscous Liquid, It Is Freely Soluble In Water And Alcohols. PEG‑400 Is Widely Used In Pharmaceuticals As A Solvent And Excipient, In Cosmetics As A Humectant And Dispersant, And In Food As Additive E1521 For Anti‑Foaming And Stabilizing. Industrially, It Serves As A Lubricant, Plasticizer, And Dispersant In Paints, Coatings, And Textiles. Safe Under Recommended Use, PEG‑400 Is Globally Approved, Making It A Versatile Polymer Across Healthcare, FMCG, And Industrial Sectors.