China and India are the leading exporters of Laurocapram, accounting for the majority of global shipments, while the United States, Germany, and South Korea represent the largest importers. These importing countries consistently absorb over 60% of total reported Laurocapram volumes, reflecting strong demand from pharmaceutical and cosmetic formulation sectors. Laurocapram prices have remained relatively stable across major trade corridors since 2022, with no significant volatility observed despite modest year-on-year growth in export volumes from Asia.
Laurocapram (CAS 59227-89-3) is a white to off-white crystalline solid at room temperature, with a mild characteristic odor and low volatility; it has a melting point of approximately 45–48 °C. It is classified as a cyclic amide (specifically, a lauric acid derivative of caprolactam) and functions primarily as a chemical intermediate. Its principal industrial use is in the synthesis of specialty surfactants and performance additives, particularly in formulations requiring enhanced solubilization or penetration properties. Laurocapram is employed in select pharmaceutical and cosmetic applications—such as transdermal delivery systems—and in certain high-performance coatings and polymer processing aids where controlled polarity and compatibility are required.
antifungal lipopeptide
Colorless or slightly yellow transparent liquid, insoluble in water, it can form emulsion with water, soluble in various organic solvents.
This chemical is included in Fine Chemicals - Pharmaceutical Intermediates & APIs. See more about what is Laurocapram and Laurocapram SDS information.
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