Diisopropanolamine
Diisopropanolamine (CAS: 110-97-4), also known as DIPA, is a water-soluble amino alcohol supplied as a colorless crystalline solid. Its amine and hydroxyl groups support use as a neutralizing agent, emulsifier, and chemical building block. Industrial applications include resin coatings, gas treatment, and metalworking formulations. It can neutralize anionic resin systems and contribute to coating film formation, while serving as a corrosion inhibitor in metal processing. DIPA is also used to make specialty intermediates and polyurethane-related materials. Its crystalline form and water solubility support handling and formulation.
• Gas treatment: DIPA is used in the Sulfinol process to help remove carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide from natural gas streams.
• Coatings: It neutralizes anionic-stabilized resins in waterborne stoving enamels and supports film formation; it is also a building block for powder-coating crosslinker intermediates.
• Metalworking: DIPA is used as a corrosion inhibitor in metal-processing formulations, helping protect equipment and workpieces during processing.
• Chemical manufacture: Its amino-alcohol functionality makes it a building block for polyurethane materials and a component in emulsifier, stabilizer and neutralizer applications.
Product Name: Diisopropanolamine
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