Monoethylene Glycol (MEG) is an organic compound obtained from the reaction of ethylene oxide and water. It is one of the most widely used glycols across various industries. MEG is used as a raw material for the production of polyester resins, fibers, and plastics, as well as in antifreeze and cooling fluids. It is also used in the chemical industry, particularly for the production of solutions and other chemicals.

APPLICATION

POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL (PET) PRODUCTION

A key component in the production of polyethylene films, plastics, and fibers.

ANTIFREEZE AND COOLING FLUIDS

Used in automotive, aviation, and other industries to prevent freezing and overheating.

CHEMICAL INDUSTRY

Used in the production of chemical solvents, detergents, and as a solvent in various production processes.

TEXTILE INDUSTRY

Used in the production of synthetic fibers and fabrics.

FOOD AND PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES

Used to create chemicals and additives, as well as in some products.

ADVANTAGES OF MEG

• High Purity: Monoethylene Glycol with a purity of 99.8% minimizes impurities, making it ideal for use in production processes that require high‑quality raw materials.

• Chemical Stability: MEG has good thermal and chemical stability, allowing it to be used in a wide range of industrial applications without compromising product quality.

• Versatility: It is widely used not only in petrochemicals but also in the production of textile fibers, plastics, and as an antifreeze and cooling fluid.

• Water Compatibility: MEG is completely miscible with water, expanding its range of applications in various solutions and mixtures.