Potassium Stearate is a chemical compound formed by the reaction of stearic acid and potassium hydroxide, which occurs as a white, soft, waxy powder. It has a slight fatty odor, is soluble in hot water and alcohol, and is an anionic surfactant due to its alkaline hydrolysis properties.

Properties and characteristics of potassium stearate

•        Strong emulsifying agent in cosmetic, health and industrial compounds

•        High lubricating and thickening properties

•        Suitable thermal and chemical stability in various formulations

•        Excellent dispersing power for solid particles in liquid environments

Specialized applications of potassium stearate

Cosmetic and health industries:

•        As an emulsifier and formulation stabilizer in creams, lotions, foundation, lipstick, mascara, eyeliner, cosmetic powders and hair and skin care products

•        Improving the texture of cosmetic products and preventing the separation of oily and aqueous components

Pharmaceuticals:

•        As a mold release agent in the production of tablets and capsules

•        Stabilizer of some pharmaceutical formulations

Chemical and industrial industries:

•        Use in vulcanization systems of rubber, acrylate polymers and sulfur compounds

•        As an additive in lubricants and particle dispersing agent

Stearate Potassium PKS 650 is a widely used material in the cosmetic, pharmaceutical and industrial industries due to its emulsifying, lubricating and dispersing properties. This compound has a special place, especially in sensitive formulations that require high stability and uniform texture.

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