Question

Does Peregal O-25 meet environmental requirements? Can a test report be provided?

Answer
2026-06-06 官方文档 平平加O-25

Peregal O-25 has good biodegradability and meets the basic environmental requirements of modern clean production, but it is not a "completely harmless to the environment" product. It is toxic to aquatic organisms to a certain extent, and attention should be paid to wastewater treatment during use.

Detailed Explanation

Peregal O-25 (fatty alcohol polyoxyethylene ether) is a nonionic surfactant. Its molecular structure uses natural fatty alcohol as the starting material and does not contain alkylphenol polyoxyethylene ether (APEO) or nonylphenol (NP\/NPE), which are heavily restricted by international regulations. Therefore, it is fully compliant with APEO control requirements, meeting the APEO ban requirements of international environmental standards such as the EU REACH regulation and the textile OEKO-TEX® Standard 100.

In terms of biodegradability, Peregal O-25 has good biodegradability, which is a common advantage of fatty alcohol polyoxyethylene ether surfactants. Its application field data also clearly states that "good biodegradability meets the requirements of modern clean papermaking production." However, it must be objectively noted that according to the GHS classification standard, Peregal O-25 is classified as Acute Aquatic Toxicity Category 3 (H402) and Chronic Aquatic Toxicity Category 3 (H412), meaning it is harmful to aquatic organisms and may cause long-term adverse effects. This indicates that during industrial use, wastewater containing this product should not be directly discharged into natural water bodies, but must be properly treated before discharge.

Overall, Peregal O-25 is a relatively environmentally friendly variety among current surfactants — it is APEO-free, has good biodegradability, and is based on renewable natural raw materials, but it is not a zero-environmental-impact product. Its environmental compliance is mainly reflected in meeting current regulatory requirements for prohibited\/restricted substances, not absolute ecological non-toxicity.

Technical Parameters (Environmentally Related)

Environmental IndicatorDescription
APEO\/NP\/NPE ContentNot contained (fatty alcohol polyoxyethylene ether, not alkylphenol type)
BiodegradabilityGood, meets clean production requirements
Acute Aquatic ToxicityCategory 3 (H402) — Harmful to aquatic organisms
Chronic Aquatic ToxicityCategory 3 (H412) — May cause long-term adverse effects
Raw Material SourceNatural fatty alcohol (renewable resource)
REACH ComplianceDoes not contain SVHC substances of very high concern, meets EU regulations

Regarding Test Reports

Currently, there are no third-party environmental test reports (such as ROHS, REACH, APEO test reports issued by SGS, CTI, etc.) for Peregal O-25 available in the Guoli Chemical product database for direct reference. Regular chemical manufacturers can typically provide the following types of test documents upon customer request:

  • ROHS 2.0 Test Report (ten hazardous substances)
  • REACH SVHC Test Report for Substances of Very High Concern
  • APEO\/NP\/NPE Non-Detected Certificate
  • Halogen Content Test Report
  • Product Safety Data Sheet (SDS\/MSDS)
  • Biodegradability Test Report (OECD 301 series)

Recommendations for Obtaining Reports

If you need formal test reports for customer audits or export compliance, it is recommended to directly contact the sales or technical department of Haian Guoli Chemical Co., Ltd., specifying the required test items and standards (such as ROHS Directive 2011\/65\/EU, REACH Regulation EC 1907\/2006, etc.). The manufacturer can provide third-party test reports or factory quality assurance documents for the corresponding batch of products.

Environmental Precautions During Use

  • Production wastewater should be treated to meet discharge standards in the factory's wastewater treatment station before discharge, and should not be directly discharged into water bodies.
  • Waste products and packaging should be disposed of by qualified institutions in accordance with local hazardous waste management regulations; discharge into the environment is strictly prohibited.
  • During storage and transportation, prevent leakage. In case of leakage, dike to contain and prevent entry into sewers or water bodies.
  • When formulating, prioritize components that are easily biodegradable to reduce overall ecotoxicity load.