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Monoethylene glycol

Monoethylene glycol is a colorless, odorless liquid commonly used as an antifreeze and coolant in automotive and industrial applications. It is also utilized in the production of resins, plastics, and as a solvent in various processes. This compound is toxic and requires careful handling.

Monoethylene Glycol – Essential Solvent for Industrial Use

Monoethylene Glycol — or MEG, as it’s often known in the industry — is one of those unsung heroes quietly powering a surprising number of processes behind the scenes. It’s a clear, practically odourless liquid, water-soluble, and widely used across a range of Australian industries. You’ll find it in everything from antifreeze to polyester fibres, and even flowing through the pipes of industrial cooling systems. If you’re looking for a reliable chemical supplier in Perth, we offer high-quality Monoethylene Glycol tailored for both large-scale operations and more specialised applications.

So… What Exactly Is Monoethylene Glycol?

At its core, Monoethylene Glycol (MEG) is a moderately viscous, hygroscopic liquid — which basically means it loves water. Its chemical formula is C₂H₆O₂, and it’s usually produced by hydrating ethylene oxide. MEG stands out for its strong solvent properties and high boiling point, making it incredibly versatile.

In some parts of the world, especially in the U.S., people might call it just “ethylene glycol.” But when we say Monoethylene Glycol, we’re talking about the pure, unblended stuff — no additives, no confusion. Because it mixes completely with water and doesn’t easily evaporate, it’s excellent in systems that need moisture retention, thermal stability, or low freezing points. Simple, but powerful.

How It’s Actually Used

  • Antifreeze & Coolants: You’ve probably heard of this one. Monoethylene Glycol is a go-to chemical for lowering the freezing point and raising the boiling point of water — essential for car engines, pipeline systems, and HVAC loops. It keeps systems running smoothly, even in extreme temperatures.
  • Polyester Fibre Production: MEG plays a crucial role in making PET — that’s polyethylene terephthalate — used in plastic bottles and textiles. Without it, many everyday products would be, well… not here.
  • Dehydration of Natural Gas: In gas treatment, MEG helps by absorbing water and preventing hydrate formation in pipelines.
  • Paints, Inks & Resins: Thanks to its solvency, it’s a preferred ingredient in resins, coatings, and inks. It helps maintain consistency and keeps moisture levels where they should be.

Why Work With Us?

We understand the demands of industries that rely on Monoethylene Glycol. As a seasoned MEG supplier in Australia, we prioritise purity, safety, and performance. Every batch we supply complies with rigorous national quality and environmental standards. Whether your operation is large-scale or precision-focused, we’ve got flexible supply options and technical support when you need it.

Need help figuring out the right quantity or format? We’re happy to talk through it. Our team’s worked with clients across all sectors. Request a quote here.

Packaging, Delivery & Documentation

  • CAS Number: 107-21-1
  • Packaging Options: Available in IBCs, drums, and bulk containers. We can discuss custom packaging if your operation has unique needs.
  • Storage Guidelines: Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated space. Keep it sealed when not in use — MEG tends to pull in moisture from the air.
  • Documentation: SDS available upon request – Request SDS
  • Delivery: We offer both pickup and delivery services Australia-wide.

Buying Monoethylene Glycol in Australia

If you’re sourcing Monoethylene Glycol in Perth or anywhere else in the country, we’ve got the supply chain, logistics, and service team to keep your business moving. Whether you’re managing an HVAC system, running a gas plant, or just trying to keep your production lines stress-free, MEG is probably already part of your equation — or should be.

And if you’re still unsure whether it’s the right fit? Let’s talk. We’ll walk you through it — not with textbook rigidity, but like real people trying to get the job done right. Reach out today. We’re here to help!