TDS
Specifications, physical properties, use guidance and formulation notes.
Technical resources
Documents that move an ingredient from review to trial.
Technical and commercial documents are supplied for the selected product, intended application and destination market.
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Safety, handling, storage and transport information.
COA
Batch-specific quality information supplied with the applicable product.
Commercial package
MOQ, packaging, sample route and lead-time information.
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Formulator FAQ
Quick answers before your first trial.
These are selection guidelines, not universal performance or regulatory claims.
What is zinc ricinoleate used for?+
Zinc ricinoleate is evaluated as an odor-neutralizer ingredient in products such as air and surface care, fabric care, pet-area care, deodorizing products and selected personal-care formulations. Suitability must be confirmed in the complete finished formula.
What is the difference between water-based and oil-based zinc ricinoleate?+
The difference is mainly the carrier, solubility profile and compatibility with the finished-product system. Water-based and oil-based are formulation choices, not simply different performance levels.
What information is needed for a product recommendation?+
Share the application, odor source, water or oil phase, target pH, surfactant or emulsifier system, fragrance, destination market and expected sample or commercial quantity.
Which technical documents are available?+
TDS, SDS, COA, use guidance, MOQ and packaging information can be supplied for the selected product. Classification and free-sale documents can be coordinated when applicable to the product and market.
Why are BKC and CPC included in the portfolio?+
Benzalkonium chloride 99% powder and cetylpyridinium chloride are complementary hygiene and oral-care raw materials. They are not presented as substitutes for zinc ricinoleate, and their permitted use and claims depend on the finished product and destination market.