Product Name: Capryl/Capramidopropyl Betaine AAB-35

INCI Name: Capryl/Capramidopropyl Betaine

CAS Number: 73772-46-0；73772-45-9

Molecular Formula: RCONH(CH2)3N+(CH3)2CH2COO-R=Octyl/Decyl

Description: Capryl/Capramidopropyl Betaine AAB-35, CAS Nos. 73772-46-0 and 73772-45-9, is a mild amphoteric surfactant with the INCI Name Capryl/Capramidopropyl Betaine. It is supplied as a colorless to light yellow transparent liquid with 29.0-31.0% active content and a pH of 7.5-8.5 in a 5% aqueous solution. The molecular structure is RCONH(CH2)3N+(CH3)2CH2COO−, where R represents octyl/decyl groups.

Transfar manufactures and supplies AAB-35 for bulk purchasing and export inquiries. The product can be combined with other surfactants and provides foamability, softness, antistatic performance, biodegradability and low irritation to skin and mucous membranes. Typical applications include shampoo, bath liquid, facial cleanser, shaving foam, household detergent and selected fire-fighting foam formulations for cold-season or high-cold environments. TDS, SDS and batch documentation are available upon request.

Applications and Recommended Dosage of AAB-35 Capryl/Capramidopropyl Betaine

Personal care: Shampoo, bath liquid, facial cleanser and shaving foam.

Home care: Household detergent and compatible cleaning formulations.

Fire-fighting applications: Foam extinguishing liquid formulations intended for cold-season or high-cold environments, subject to complete formulation and performance validation.

Recommended Dosage:

In shower gel and shampoo is 2-12%.

In cosmetics is 1-2%.

Why Choose Transfar AAB-35 Capryl/Capramidopropyl Betaine?

Controlled AAB-35 Specification: Transfar AAB-35 is supplied with 29.0-31.0% active content, pH 7.5-8.5, sodium chloride of no more than 6.0% and free amine of no more than 0.5%, supporting consistent technical evaluation and batch review.

Mild Short-Chain Amphoteric Performance: Within Transfar's range of betaine surfactants, AAB-35 combines an octyl/decyl amidopropyl structure with low irritation, softness, antistatic performance and biodegradability. It can be evaluated with other surfactants to balance cleansing, foam, skin feel and formulation compatibility.

AAB-35 vs CAB-35 and LAB-35: AAB-35 uses shorter octyl/decyl hydrophobes, while cab 35 is based on a cocoyl fatty-acid distribution and lab 35 is based on a lauryl amidopropyl structure. Their active content, salt level, foam profile, hydrotropic behavior and viscosity response may differ, so the final grade should be selected through testing in the complete formula.

Cold-Weather Fire-Fighting Foam Applications: Transfar's TDS identifies AAB-35 as suitable for foam extinguishing formulations used in cold seasons or high-cold areas. The finished formulation must still be validated for storage temperature, foam expansion, drainage, fire performance, material compatibility and the standards required by the destination market.

Bulk Purchasing Information: Packaging type, net weight, MOQ, sample availability, lead time and container loading are not currently displayed and should be confirmed for each order. Buyers may request the TDS, SDS and batch COA for technical and quality review.

CTA: Send your application, required quantity, destination market, performance target and packaging preference to receive an AAB-35 quotation, sample arrangement and technical document package.

AAB-35 Capryl/Capramidopropyl Betaine FAQs

What is Capryl/Capramidopropyl Betaine AAB-35?

AAB-35 is a liquid amphoteric surfactant with the INCI Name Capryl/Capramidopropyl Betaine and CAS Nos. 73772-46-0 and 73772-45-9. Transfar AAB-35 contains 29.0-31.0% active matter, has a pH of 7.5-8.5 in a 5% aqueous solution, and provides mildness, foamability, softness, antistatic performance and biodegradability.

What is AAB-35 used for?

AAB-35 is used in shampoo, bath liquid, facial cleanser, shaving foam and household detergent. Transfar also identifies it for fire-fighting foam liquid formulations intended for cold-season or high-cold environments. Recommended dosage is 2-12% in shower gel and shampoo and 1-2% in cosmetics, subject to formulation and performance testing.

How is AAB-35 different from CAB-35 and LAB-35?

AAB-35 is based on shorter octyl/decyl amidopropyl groups, CAB-35 uses a cocoyl fatty-acid distribution, and LAB-35 uses a lauryl amidopropyl structure. These differences can affect active content, salt level, foam, hydrotropic behavior and viscosity response. The most suitable grade should be selected by testing the complete formulation.

Can AAB-35 be used in fire-fighting foam for cold climates?

Yes. Transfar's TDS lists AAB-35 for foam extinguishing formulations used in cold seasons or high-cold areas. However, the finished fire-fighting foam must be validated for low-temperature stability, expansion ratio, drainage time, extinguishing performance, material compatibility and the applicable standards of the destination market.

It offers excellent emulsifying, foaming, penetrating, cleaning, and dispersing properties, delivering comprehensive functionality and broad applicability. This versatile ingredient is widely used in personal care and cosmetic products such as toothpaste, shampoo, hair conditioner, laundry detergent, and liquid cleansers. Additionally, it serves as a plastic release agent and lubricant, and finds industrial applications in pharmaceuticals, papermaking, construction materials, and chemical manufacturing.

Transfar Categories of Sulfosuccinate Series Surfactants

Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate MES-30

Disodium Lauryl Sulfosuccinate MD-50

Disodium Lauryl Sulfosuccinate appears as a white, fine paste at room temperature, offering good emulsifying and foaming properties with hard water resistance; Strong cleaning power with low degreasing effect; readily biodegradable; produces fine, abundant foam during use that rinses easily without leaving a slippery residue; low skin and eye irritation, making it a very mild surfactant that blends well with other surfactants. High-concentration aqueous

Benefits of Transfar Sulfosuccinate Series Surfactants

01

Comprehensive and Diverse Functionality:

Possesses multiple core properties including emulsification, foaming, penetration, cleaning, and dispersion to meet functional demands across various applications.

02

Broad Application Scope:

Covers personal care and cleaning products, cosmetics, as well as industrial sectors such as plastic demolding, lubrication, pharmaceuticals, papermaking, construction materials, and surfactant chemicals.

03

High Adaptability:

Its versatile properties enable seamless integration across multiple industries and product categories, eliminating the need for additional functional additives and simplifying formulation design.

Application Areas for Sulfosuccinate Series Surfactants

Personal Care and Cosmetics Sector

Sulfosuccinate surfactant, renowned for their potent foaming and cleansing properties, serve as core ingredients in toothpaste (foaming action), shampoo/hair wash (cleansing and conditioning), and laundry detergents (powerful stain removal). They also function as emulsifiers and solubilizers in cosmetics.

Personal Care and Cosmetics Sector

In Industrial Applications

They serve as plastic release agents (enhancing demolding efficiency) and lubricants (reducing friction). In pharmaceuticals, they facilitate drug emulsification and dispersion; in papermaking, they improve pulp uniformity; and in construction materials and chemicals, they function as emulsifying and dispersing agents, adapting to diverse process requirements.

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