Ethylene Glycol (General Use)

£96.98

SKU: N/A

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Alternative names: Monoethylene Glycol, Ethanediol

ReAgent: Ethylene Glycol Chemical Suppliers

ReAgent supply ethylene glycol in various sizes to meet your needs. You can also gain bulk purchase discount. All our products come with 100% quality guarantee and are usually shipped within 24 hours after purchase. The sizes that we supply Ethylene Glycol in are:
  • 25L containers

How is Ethylene Glycol is Used?

Industrial Uses

Industrially, Ethylene Glycol is mainly used in the manufacture of polyester fibres and polyethylene terephthalate resins for plastic bottles. A second common application is in the natural gas industry as a dewatering agent to eliminate water vapour from natural gas. This compound is able to prevent the formation of natural gas hydrates in long pipelines transporting the gas from its source to a processing plant. Once it’s no longer needed, ethylene glycol can be removed from the gas and recycled for further use. This method requires high-quality ethylene glycol solutions (at least 95%), but lower concentrations can be used to simply decrease the temperature at which these hydrates can form. 

Household Uses

In terms of household uses, ethylene glycol is also a popular coolant liquid in many types of equipment, including air conditioning, but in most cases it’s not ideal for car coolant systems. This is because it has a significantly lower specific heat capacity compared to water, which means more liquid is required to maintain the same temperature.Ethylene glycol is also used in antifreeze formulations. This compound can prevent the formation of ice crystals because it interferes with hydrogen bonds, making it difficult for water molecules to bind. Interestingly, pure ethylene glycol freezes at -12 degree Celsius, but when dissolved in water, it can remain liquid at much lower temperatures. A 60% solution, for example, freezes at -45 degree Celsius. 

Buy From a Trusted Ethylene Glycol Supplier

ReAgent has been an established chemical manufacturer for almost 50 years, and during that period, we’ve built an enviable reputation for high-quality products and excellent customer services. Simply contact us for further information or free technical advice. We’re one of the leading ethylene glycol suppliers and are happy to help you with your needs.

Please note: we only deliver to registered UK businesses at non-residential addresses with a minimum order value of £100 before VAT

We only supply to mainland UK, contact us on 0800 9555 798 for rates to Ireland.Please notify us if you have specific delivery requirements such as restricted access, requirement for a tail-lift delivery vehicle or pallet truck. Failure to notify us of a special delivery instructions can incur additional charges from our carriers.

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Ethylene Glycol (General Use) SDS

Download our material safety data sheet (MSDS) for technical data and comprehensive information about this product.
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Ethylene Glycol (General Use) Delivery

Placing an order with ReAgent Chemicals

How do you calculate your delivery costs?

As many of the chemicals we supply are hazardous, we are legally obligated to use ADR licensed couriers who are specialists in carrying such goods. Because these couriers are specialists they do cost more than most regular delivery services but you can rest assured that your order will reach you safely and legally.

What is an ADR courier?

An ADR courier is specially trained and licensed to carry chemicals that are classed as hazardous for transport.

Can I collect my items from your warehouse?

Yes, but please contact us to prearrange this. Depending on the quantity of hazardous chemicals you want to collect, you may need to have applicable training or a current ADR licence to legally transport them away from our premises. We may not able to release goods without proof of this.

Can you deliver directly to my customers?

Yes, we’re happy to deliver directly to your customers. The goods will arrive with a delivery note which will not contain any invoice details. We can even include your logo and branding on the product labels. Contact us for more information.

How do I find out the delivery cost for my order?

If you want to find the exact delivery charge for an item or order, simply add the item or items you’re interested in to your basket and the delivery charge as well as any VAT will be calculated and itemised for you. No card details are taken at this point so you’re under no obligation to make a purchase.

How long does delivery take?

Firm delivery date within 24 hours. We always dispatch orders as soon as possible but please note that non-stock items can take around 5 days to reach you. Please contact us before ordering if you require an estimated delivery date or see our delivery information for more information.

Do you deliver on bank holidays?

Unfortunately not, our couriers only deliver on working days from Monday to Friday.

Can you ship to locations outside of mainland UK?

We cannot accept overseas orders on our website, however in some cases we are able to ship outside of mainland UK. Please contact us for further information.

Can I have a timed delivery slot?

We can offer an AM delivery service for some regions of the UK, please contact us for information before placing your order.

Ethylene Glycol (General Use) FAQs

  • What is the current price of ethylene glycol?

    You can find the current price of ethylene glycol at the top of this page,or contact our sales team on 0800 9555 798 for the latest pricing information.
  • Are there discounts available for bulk purchases of ethylene glycol?

    Yes, we offer discounts for bulk purchases of ethylene glycol. Bulk discounts are automatically added to orders placed online, or you can contact our sales team for bulk purchase pricing.
  • What are the minimum order requirements for ethylene glycol?

    There is a £100 minimum order requirement for all products excluding VAT and shipping.
  • Can you provide a specification sheet for your ethylene glycol products?

    You can find a Safety Data Sheet for ethylene glycol here.
  • What are the differences between ethylene glycol and triethylene glycol?

    Ethylene glycol is a simple diol compound, while triethylene glycol is a larger, more complex triol compound. Ethylene glycol has two carbon atoms and two hydroxyl groups, while triethylene glycol has six carbon atoms and three hydroxyl groups. They have different chemical structures and properties, and they are used for different applications.
  • What grades of ethylene glycol do you offer?

    We offer ethylene glycol for general use, and we can manufacture bespoke grades of ethylene glycol on request.
  • How do I place an order for ethylene glycol?

    You can place an order at the top of this page, contact our sales team with the quantity you need and your business delivery address, or call us on 0800 9555 798.
  • What are the estimated delivery times for ethylene glycol?

    Almost 90% of our orders are delivered next-day by ADR-approved couriers. Delivery times may vary depending on your location and order size. Please contact our sales team for your estimated delivery time.
  • Do you offer international shipping for ethylene glycol?

    Since ethylene glycol is not classed as hazardous for shipping, we can ship internationally. Please contact our sales team to organise international shipments.
  • What are the typical applications of ethylene glycol?

    Ethylene glycol is commonly used as a coolant and antifreeze in automotive applications, as a solvent in various industries, and in the production of polyester fibres and resins.
  • What safety measures should be taken when handling ethylene glycol?

    Safety measures when handling ethylene glycol include wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), working in a well-ventilated area, and following proper storage and handling procedures as outlined in the safety data sheet (SDS).
  • Can I request a sample of ethylene glycol before purchasing?

    Yes, you can request a sample of ethylene glycol before making a purchase; we are happy to ship samples for evaluation. Please contact our sales team for sample requests.
  • How is ethylene glycol packaged and stored?

    Ethylene glycol is typically packaged in containers such as HDPE drums and jerrycans, and should be stored out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources and incompatible materials.
  • Who can I contact for more technical information about ethylene glycol?

    For more technical information about ethylene glycol, please contact our technical support team on 0800 9555 798.

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