Monopropylene Glycol (MPG)

Chemical Name: 
Monopropylene Glycol
Trade Names: 
KEMPG/Industrial grade
Introduction: 

Monopropylene Glycol is a derivative of propylene oxide (PO), produced in two step process. The first step is the reaction of PO with water in to a mixture of MPG and DPG (Dipropylene Glycol). The second step is the distillation and purification of the mixture in to its two separate components.

General Applications: 

The major end use for MPG is as a raw material in the manufacturing of unsaturated polyester resins. MPG is used as an active ingredient in antifreeze and as an anti-icing agent for car windshields, boats and airplane wings. MPG has a very low freezing point, and acts as a thickening agent, which helps the fluid adhere to surfaces. MPG is used as a solvent in paints, coatings, enamels and varnishes. MPG improves the properties of paints because its slow evaporation time lengthens the time the paint remains suitable for application

Packaging: 
Packaging TypeNet weightGross weightNo. of drums per palletNo. of pallets in a 20 FLCShelf lifeIMCO Class
New Steel Drums220 Kgs238 Kgs4202 yrsNon-Imco
Notice: 

Customized packing will be available according to customer’s request.

Safety, Handling & Storage: 

Full information on the safety, handling and storage of KEMPG/ Industrial grade is available in the corresponding Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).

Application Sector

Textile, Construction Industries, Paint and resin, Antifreeze formulation

Specification

No.

Test

Standard

Reference

1

Appearance at 25˚C

Clear liquid

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2

Specific Gravity 20˚C/20˚C

1.0375-1.0390

ASTM D4052

3

Color, Pt-Co

Max. 15

ASTM E202

4

Distillation range, ˚C

185-190

ASTM D1078

5

Water pernect

0.2

ASTM E70

6

Acidity, as acetic acid, we %

Max. 0.005

ASTM E202

7

Iron, ppm

Max. 0.5

ASTM E202

8

Assay

Min. 99

ASTM E202