Tall Oil Fatty Acids (TOFA) 100%, CAS 61790-12-3
Tall Oil Fatty Acids (TOFA) are produced by vacuum rectification of crude tall oil. The fatty acid fraction consists primarily of linoleic and oleic acids, along with other unsaturated and saturated acids. TOFA is obtained after separation of tall oil pitch, tall rosin, and distilled tall oil fractions.
While the primary market for TOFA is the coatings and paint industry, it is also widely used in mining, petrochemicals, and the production of emulsifiers and diesel fuel additives.
| Specification | Tall Oil Fatty Acids (TOFA) | |
|---|---|---|
| Color (Iodine scale), max. | 10–20 | |
| Acid number, mg KOH/g of acids, min. | 180 | |
| Iodine number, g I₂ per 100 g of acids, min. | 150 | |
| Mass fraction of resin acids, %, max. | 3 | |
| Mass fraction of non-soapifiable matter, %, max. | 6 | |
Applications of Tall Oil Fatty Acids (TOFA):
- As a flotation reagent in mineral processing;
- In the production of corrosion inhibitors;
- In the formulation of drilling fluids;
- In manufacturing lubricating and cooling fluids;
- As a lubricity additive for diesel fuel;
- As a cost-effective substitute for oleic acid.
TOFA is valued for its low color number, low cloud point, and high acid number. It is considered a premium-grade raw material due to its excellent lubricating properties and competitive pricing.
Minimum order volume: 200 liters
Packaging: Jerrycans, drums, IBC totes, tanker trucks
Shelf life: 4 months from the date of manufacture
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