Monoethylene Glycol
Multi Listing
Mono
Ethylene Glycol (also known as MEG) is a clear, colourless, virtually
odourless, and slightly viscous liquid. It is miscible with water,
alcohols and many organic compounds, it has the formula C2H6O2.
It is the most important of the commercially available ethylene glycols as it
has many industrial applications. These applications are as follows:
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Anti-freezing and anti-icing
additive
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Intermediate in polymer production
and chemical reaction
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Solvent or plasticizer for plastic,
lacquer, paint and varnish
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Hydraulic, brake, thermal exchange
fluids and fuel additive
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Humidifying and plasticizing
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Dehydrating
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Coupling printing inks
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Textile conditioning
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Solvent for dyes in textile and
leather finishing
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Agricultural formulation
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General purpose cleaners
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Electrolytic component
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Humectant
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Water-based coating
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Preservative, rust remover and
disinfectant
Health and Safety
We hold MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) for all hazardous goods. We are able
to provide this sheet upon request if this is required.
If in the
eyes: We recommend rinsing the eyes thoroughly for several minutes, if
irritation occurs pleas seek medical attention. (Remove contact lenses if this
applies.)
If on the
skin: We recommend washing the skin well with water and seeking medical
attention if irritation occurs.
If ingested:
We recommend rinsing the mouth with fresh water, please do not induce vomiting.
Please seek medical attention.
FAQ’s for Mono Ethylene Glycol (MEG)
What
sizes does MEG come in?
ANSWER:
MEG
comes in 250ml, 500ml, 1L, 5L, 10L, 20L, 25L, 4X5L and 1000L.
What
is MEG and what is it used for?
ANSWER: MEG is a clear liquid
that is virtually odourless. It is miscible with water, alcohols and many other
organic compounds. It also has many industrial applications. The uses list is
available on this listing if you wish to have a look for that section.
Is
this product Hazardous?
ANSWER:
We
have an MSDS sheet available upon customer request, which highlights any
potential hazards this product has. Please feel free to have a look on the
Trade Chemicals website to find any other required info that isn’t on the sheet
or on the website.