We supply liquid Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate as INNO KWGC-30, a cosmetic-grade liquid sodium cocoyl glycinate surfactant for creamy foam and easier liquid handling.
Key Benefits of KWGC-30 liquid Sodium Cocoyl Glycinate
- KWGC-30 is the liquid sodium glycinate option for direct water-phase dosing. It simplifies batch handling while retaining the dense foam and mild cleansing expected from sodium cocoyl glycinate.
- The grade supports efficient thickening in amino-acid cleansing systems. It can help build body in gels and wash creams while reducing reliance on a large separate thickener package.
- Its creamy foam remains stable in hard water. The formula therefore delivers a more consistent lather across different regional water conditions.
- KWGC-30 works with amphoteric, nonionic and other amino-acid surfactants. Its pH tolerance covers mildly acidic cleansing products and selected soap-based hybrid systems.
- The combination of direct dosing, practical thickening and controlled formula cost makes it a strong choice for daily facial cleanser, shampoo and body wash production.
| Solid content | 30±1 |
| Heavy Metals (PPM) | ≤20 |
| Arsenic Content (PPM) | ≤2 |
Recommended applications
- Use KWGC-30 in liquid amino-acid facial cleansers when direct dosing and practical viscosity building are both required.
- It fits high-viscosity cleansing gels and wash creams that need dense foam without a large external thickener package.
- In shampoo, body wash and hand wash, the grade supports a mild daily-use profile and keeps foam stable in hard water.
- Its pH tolerance also makes it useful in selected soap and amino-acid hybrid systems that need better structure and a softer rinse.
Formulation and commercial details
| Grade | Cosmetic Grade |
|---|---|
| Packaging | 200 kg PE drum |
| Gross weight | 209.5 kg |
| Packing dimensions | Ø58xH91cm |
| How to use | Add the liquid through the aqueous phase under controlled agitation. Set the final pH and viscosity after all surfactants, electrolyte, fragrance and the preservation system are present. |
| Compatibility | Compatible with the co-surfactants described above. Set the final electrolyte, polymer, fragrance and preservation system in the complete formula. |
Choosing between related INNO products
KWGC-30 is the liquid sodium glycinate for faster processing. KWGC-95 is the powder option when active concentration and water control come first.
Frequently asked questions
How should viscosity be built around liquid KWGC-30?
Establish the surfactant blend first, then run the electrolyte curve before deciding whether a polymer is needed. Repeat the curve after the fragrance and preservative are fixed, because both can change the final flow.
How should a KWGC-30 formula be transferred between plants with different process water?
Keep the surfactant solids constant and rebuild the electrolyte curve with each site’s actual water. Compare the stabilized viscosity and foam before changing the thickener, since mineral content can move both results at the same time.
A KWGC-30 cleanser changed viscosity several days after manufacture. Is the fresh reading reliable?
Sodium glycinate systems can continue to equilibrate after salt, polymer, fragrance and preservative are added. Record viscosity on a fixed time schedule and use the stabilized reading for specification work instead of correcting a fresh batch too early.
How can over-thickening be avoided during a production batch with KWGC-30?
Hold back part of the electrolyte, allow the batch to equilibrate, and approach the target in small additions. Use a fixed measurement temperature and time because correcting a warm or fresh reading can push the stabilized batch past specification.
Why work with INNO?
INNO supports viscosity screening, salt-curve work and repeat supply for liquid sodium glycinate formulas. Contact us with the target product and production volume.
