Zhengzhou Clean Chemical Dispatches Bulk SLES 70% Shipment to Kenya for East African Detergent Manufacturing

1. Bulk Dispatch of Premium SLES 70% to Kenya

Zhengzhou Clean Chemical Co., Ltd., an established B2B chemical manufacturing leader in China, is pleased to announce the successful export dispatch of a major consignment of Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate 70% (SLES 70% / AES) to Kenya.

Driven by rapid growth in East Africa’s home hygiene and personal care manufacturing sectors, local formulators require reliable, high-purity surfactant feedstocks. Our SLES 70% paste underwent continuous thin-film sulfation and rigorous analytical verification before being packaged in heavy-duty 170kg blue HDPE drums, ensuring seamless transit across ocean routes to the Port of Mombasa.

2. Technical Specifications & Chemical Properties

Synthesized from continuous ethoxylation and sulfation of natural fatty alcohols, our SLES 70% delivers exceptional surface activity, high solubility, and excellent hard-water tolerance.

3. Factory Inspection & Container Loading Gallery

Below is a visual inspection showcase highlighting our laboratory sample analysis, palletized warehouse drum storage, and container loading operations for the Kenyan export shipment.

High-Clarity SLES 70% Laboratory Inspection Samples

170kg HDPE Blue Drum with Metallic Clamp Lock

Palletized Warehouse Storage Prior to Port Transport

Double-Deck Container Loading & Lashing for Export

4. Formulation Synergy in Liquid Detergent Systems

In modern cleaning product manufacturing, SLES 70% acts as the foundational anionic workhorse. Formulators achieve superior performance by combining it with co-surfactants:

• SLES + LABSA 96%: Combining SLES 70% with Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonic Acid (LABSA 96%) yields strong synergistic grease-cutting power, ideal for heavy-duty laundry liquids and manual dishwashing paste.
• SLES + CAB-35 (Betaine): Adding Cocamidopropyl Betaine (CAB-35) reduces primary skin irritation, enriches foam creaminess, and optimizes salt-thickening responsiveness in shampoos and hand soaps.
• Salt Thickening Response: SLES 70% responds readily to small additions of sodium chloride (NaCl), transforming spherical micelles into viscous worm-like micellar networks to build desired liquid gel viscosity.