Key Benefits of Our Sorbitan Esters
01
Multi-Functionality
One ingredient that can emulsify, disperse, and stabilize.
02
Safe
Meets EU standards, so no second-guessing.
03
Temperature resistant
Works fine from freezing cold to hot processing lines.
04
Flexible HLB value
Whether you need more oil-in-water or water-in-oil nature, this is an option.Our Sorbitan Ester Variants
Sorbitan mono laurate
- Acts as an emulsifier, wetting agent, dispersant, and stabilizer
- Ideal for creams, lotions, and food products
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Sorbitan mono oleate
- Excellent emulsifying agent for water-in-oil (W/O) emulsions
- Multisector compatibility
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Sorbitan mono stearate
- Highly effective water-in-oil (W/O) emulsifier
- Ensures excellent emulsion stability, smooth texture, and extended shelf life
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Sorbitan sesquioleate
- ideal for forming oil-in-water emulsions
- suitable for use in sensitive skin products
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Sorbitan tri oleate
- Acts as a powerful water-in-oil emulsifier
- Enhances lubricity and surface wetting
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Sorbitan tri stearate
- Effective oil-in-water emulsifier
- Improves texture and stability in formulations
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Applications Across Industries
Need assistance selecting a specific Sorbitan Ester
for your industry?
Why Choose Our Sorbitan Ester?
They work—consistently.
We deliver in bulk and across borders.
You can customize based on what your formulation needs.
Our ingredients meet regulatory standards (no surprises later).
FAQs
They are made by reacting sorbitol (a sugar alcohol) with fatty acids. That is it. No
mystery.
Sorbitan esters are the base. Polysorbates are just sorbitan esters that went through a
second chemical step—adding ethylene oxide. That makes them more water-loving.
Yes. As long as you use them within allowed limits, they are good to go. The European
regulators approve many of them.
- 200/220 kg barrels (HDPE Drum)
- IBC tanks
Dry place. Room temperature. Keep the lid on tight. That is it.
