TAGS: Sustainability / Natural Cosmetics
Biosynthetic Technologies has announced the acquisition of Innoleo®, LLC, a privately-held distributor of quality castor derivatives for grease, lubricants, metal-working fluids, coatings and personal care applications.
Line of Castor & Other Oleo Derivatives
Through this purchase, Biosynthetic Technologies will now add a comprehensive line of castor and other oleo derivatives to its existing Estolide technology portfolio.
The following products listed will be available globally, effective immediately:
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Castor oil
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Neutralized castor oil
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Pale pressed castor oil
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Castor oil, USP grade
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Hydrogenated castor oil
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12HSA 12-hydroxy stearic acid
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Stearic acid, 70%
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Methyl 12-hydroxy stearate
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n,n ethylene bis 12-hydroxy Stearamide
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Sebacic Acid
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Dimethyl Sebacate
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Dibutyl Sebacate
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Ricinoleic Acid
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Sodium Ricinoleate
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Methyl Ricinoleate
High-performance Bio-based Products
Alongside the quality commodity products listed above, Biosynthetic Technologies markets a new class of high-performance bio-based products based on its proprietary Estolide Technology, for the use in lubricants and metalworking fluids. These estolides are bio-based, biodegradable, non-bioaccumulative, and non-toxic.
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Meeting our focus of innovations for a sustainable future, our new line of commodity castor derivatives will create the perfect addition to our current Estolide product line. All products are highly suitable for the manufacture of Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EAL) formulations," said Dr. Matthew Kriech, COO of Biosynthetic Technologies and the new CEO of Innoleo, LLC.
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We are incredibly excited about this recent agreement with Biosynthetic Technologies, as this organization truly shares our goals and values for a sustainable future. The combined efforts of these companies, will enable us to reach even more customers around the world with our growing portfolio of renewable castor and other oleo derivatives, utilizing the broad network and geographic footprint of Biosynthetic Technologies," said Adele Savaiano, COO of Innoleo, LLC.
Source: Biosynthetic Technologies