Monoethylene Glycol

Monoethylene Glycol

Monoethylene glycol (MEG) is a key chemical used in the oil and gas industry, especially in drilling and production operations, to control hydrates and protect assets. In subsea pipelines and some drilling fluids, MEG acts as a thermodynamic hydrate inhibitor and antifreeze, helping to prevent ice and gas hydrate blockages while also contributing to corrosion control and system reliability.

CHEMICAL COMPOSTION OF MONO ETHYLENE GLYCOL 

SECTION TYPICAL CONTENTS TO INCLUDE FOR MEG
PRODUCT NAME MONO ETHYLENE GLYCOL
CHEMICAL FORMULA C2H6O2
CAS NO 107‑21‑1
HSN CODE2905 31 00 
GRADE INDUSTRIAL GRADE /TECHNICAL GRADE /ANTIFREEZZE COOLANT 
STORAGE CONDITIONS STORE IN COOL PLACE,PROTECT FROM MOISTURE , KEEP TIGHTLY CLOSED CONTAINER 
  • Raw material for polyester fibers and PET bottles.
  • Used in engine antifreeze, coolants, and HVAC/refrigeration heat-transfer fluids.
  • Acts as solvent/humectant in textiles, paper, inks, adhesives, and coatings.