Antistatic Agent 1800 | Stearyldiethanolamine| Stearyl  Amine  Polyoxyethylene Ether(CAS 10213-78-2)

♦  Basic information 

Antistatic Agent 1800 is a premium internal antistatic additive, chemically known as N,N-Dihydroxyethyloctaecyl amine.

It is specifically designed to provide long-lasting electrostatic dissipation for polyolefins, engineering plastics, and pigment dispersions,

ensuring the safety and quality of electronic and food packaging.

♦ Technical Specifications & Chemical Profile 

As a professional CAS 10213-78-2 supplier, we maintain rigorous quality control to ensure optimal performance in your formulations:

–Chemical Name: N,N-Bis(2-hydroxyethyl)stearylamine

–Synonym:Stearyl  Amine  Polyoxyethylene Ether/ Hydrogenated alkyl amine polyehteoxy ether /Octadecyl amine ethoxylate ether/Stearyldiethanolamine–Appearance: White to pale yellow solid/paste (at 25°C)

–Tertiary Amine Content: ≥ 97%

–Melting Point: 44 – 48 °C

–Moisture Content: ≤ 0.5%

♦ Key Features of Antistatic Agent 1800

–Long-term Internal Antistatic Protection

Unlike surface coatings, Antistatic Agent 1800 is an internal additive that migrates to the polymer surface, forming

a conductive layer that provides continuous protection against dust accumulation and electrostatic discharge (ESD).

— Excellent Thermal Stability & Compatibility

Designed for high-temperature processing, it exhibits excellent compatibility with PE, PP, PS, and ABS, ensuring no

negative impact on the mechanical properties or transparency of the final plastic parts.

–Synergistic Performance in Masterbatches

It serves as an ideal base for antistatic masterbatches, offering superior pigment wetting and dispersion properties,

which reduces production costs and improves surface finish.

♦  Industrial Applications & Compatibility

Our N,N-Dihydroxyethyloctaecyl amine is widely utilized in:—Film & Packaging: Essential for PE/PP anti-static films used in electronic component packaging.

—Consumer Goods: Applied in plastic containers and household appliances to prevent dust buildup.

—Textile Auxiliaries: Used as an emulsifier and antistatic agent in synthetic fiber processing.

—Color Masterbatches: Enhances the performance of concentrated pigment batches.

♦   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

–How does Antistatic Agent 1800 migrate in polymers?

The migration speed depends on the polymer’s crystallinity and the dosage. In LDPE, it migrates faster

than in PP, typically reaching optimal antistatic performance within 24-48 hours after processing.

— Is this product FDA compliant for food packaging?

Yes, Antistatic Agent 1800 is widely used in food-contact materials. We provide full regulatory support,

including REACH registration and FDA compliance documentation upon request.

–What is the recommended dosage?

Typical addition levels range from 0.1% to 1.5%, depending on the desired surface resistivity and the thickness

of the plastic part.