Cyclohexylamine

Cyclohexylamine is a primary amine compound recognized for its strong alkalinity, high reactivity, and versatility as a chemical intermediate. It plays a critical role in the manufacture of rubber processing chemicals, herbicides, dyes, and pharmaceuticals, where its stability and performance are essential. In industrial systems, Cyclohexylamine is widely used in water treatment and boiler operations as a corrosion inhibitor, helping protect pipelines, heat exchangers, and equipment from acidic attack.

Beyond industrial processing, Cyclohexylamine is valued for its compatibility with diverse formulations across agriculture, textiles, petrochemicals, and specialty manufacturing. It also serves as a key ingredient in the production of cyclamate sweeteners, surfactants, and specialty chemical blends, demonstrating its reach in both consumer and industrial markets. With its broad application range, adaptability, and proven effectiveness, Cyclohexylamine continues to be a vital raw material for industries seeking efficient, high-performance chemical solutions.

Synonyms: Cyclohexylamine, CHA, aminocyclohexane, 108-91-8

Characteristics:

IUPAC Name: Cyclohexanamine

CAS Number: 108-91-8

UN Number: 2357

Recommended Use / Industries:

• Rubber chemicals and accelerators
• Boiler water treatment (oxygen scavenger)
• Herbicides and pesticides
• Pharmaceuticals