Aroma Chemicals
DHM Tops
Light fraction from dihydromyrcenol production
Description
DHM Tops is the light fraction recovered during dihydromyrcenol distillation. It carries much of the same fresh citrus character at a considerably lower cost, which makes it a practical choice wherever fragrance budget is tight but freshness is still required.
It is widely taken by makers of agarbatti, phenyl, floor cleaners and economy soaps.
Typical specification
| Parameter | Typical value |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Water white to pale yellow liquid |
| Odour character | Fresh, citrus |
| Flash point | Below 60 °C (Class 3 flammable liquid) |
| HS code | 3805.90 |
| Transport | UN 1993, Class 3, PG III |
Typical values for guidance. Every consignment is supplied against its own batch certificate of analysis.
Applications
- Agarbatti and incense production
- Phenyl, floor cleaner and household product fragrance
- Economy soap and detergent perfume
- Industrial odour masking
- Base note extension in cost sensitive compounds
Features
- Economical alternative to full assay material
- Fresh citrus character
- Consistent supply
- Available in bulk quantity
Supplied into
Common questions
- How is DHM Tops packed?
- The standard pack is the 200 litre barrel. Bulk volumes move by road tanker in 12,000, 15,000 and 18,000 litre loads.
- Can I get a sample before ordering in bulk?
- Yes. Samples are available on request. Call +91 96965 09933 or send the quick query on this page with the grade you need.
- Do you supply a certificate of analysis?
- Yes, a certificate of analysis against the agreed specification travels with every consignment.
- Where is it despatched from?
- Our works at 34 & 35, Ispat Nagar Phase 2, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
- Do you export?
- Yes. Goods ship worldwide, including to the United States, Thailand, Indonesia and China, with export documentation prepared for each consignment.