Aliphatic Amines Market Plying for Significant Growth | 2026
An
aliphatic amine is an amine in the molecule of which there are no
aromatic rings directly on the nitrogen atom. The composition of the
‘R’ group in the amine structure defines the category of the
amines. Aliphatic amines are the alkyl group with six or less
carbons. Density of these amines range from 0.63 to 0.74 gram per
cubic cm (less dense than water) and have stronger bases than
ammonia. Examples of aliphatic amines include methylamines and
ethylamines. Aliphatic amines are soluble to slightly soluble in
water. These amines have a distinct and unpleasant odor. In high
concentration, the odor of aliphatic amines is similar to ammonia,
while in low concentrations the odor is fishlike. Aliphatic amines
are extensively used as basic materials for chemical syntheses, as
intermediates and solvents to manufacture plastics, crop protection
products, explosives, dyes, surfactants, catalysts, and other
chemicals. Aliphatic amines occur in the nature, primarily as
products of the putrefaction of protein material; however, these are
also present in living tissue (e.g., histamine, a cyclic aliphatic
amine).
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Aliphatic
Amines Market: Drivers & Restraints
Aliphatic
amines functions are used in many forms, such as chelating agent,
intermediate, and neutralizing agent, in various end-use applications
such as agricultural chemicals, cleaning products, gas treatment,
personal care products, petroleum, water treatment, paint &
coatings, pharmaceuticals, textile chemicals, and wood treatment.
Growth in end-use industries, such as personal care and agriculture
is driving the demand for aliphatic amines. Large number of personal
care companies are using aliphatic amines as stabilizers, chemical
intermediates, and neutralizers in their products. Johnson &
Johnson, Revlon, L’Oreal, Avon, and Proctor & Gamble are some
companies that use aliphatic amines in their products. In personal
care products, aliphatic amines are used in hand lotions, cosmetic
creams, cleansing creams, shaving creams, and shampoos. Demand for
these products is increasing. This, in turn, is driving the aliphatic
amines market.
Aliphatic
Amines Market: Key Segments
In
terms of end-use, the global aliphatic amines market can be segmented
based on solvents, agrochemicals, water treatment, pharmaceuticals,
paper & textiles, feed additives, rubber, water treatment, and
others. The solvents segment dominates the global aliphatic amines
market due to the usage of aliphatic amines as solvents in a large
number of personal care products. The aliphatic amines market is
projected to expand due to the growth in the pharmaceuticals and
plastic & rubber industries.
Aliphatic
Amines Market: Regional Outlook
Based
on region, the global aliphatic amines market can be segmented into
North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East &
Africa. Asia Pacific dominates the global aliphatic amines market
owing to growing demand from crop protection chemicals such as
pesticides and the surfactant industry. The pesticides industry in
Asia Pacific is growing. This, in turn, is expected to significantly
propel the demand for good agricultural yield. Demand for amines is
high in China, as these are extensively utilized across end-user
industries. The outlook of the aliphatic amines market in emerging
economies, such as Brazil, India, Mexico, is projected to be positive
during the forecast period. Demand of the aliphatic amines in the
North America is high due to the demand from the solvents industry
which are then used for variety of the purposes. However, demand for
aliphatic amines in Europe is expected to be low due to rigid
regulations on the usage of the aliphatic amines from regulatory
bodies such as REACH.
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Aliphatic
Amines Market: Key Players
Key
players operating in the global aliphatic amines market include
Hexion, Huntsman Corporation, AkzoNobel N.V., Alkyl Amines Chemicals
Limited, and NOF Corporation.
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