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For N-Cyanoethyl N-Benzyl Aniline (M-38) is specialized aromatic amine intermediate. As of February 2026, it remains a critical building block in the global Dyes and Pigments industry, particularly for the synthesis of Disperse Dyes used in the coloration of synthetic fibers like polyester.
For N-Cyanoethyl N-Benzyl Aniline (M-38) is specialized aromatic amine intermediate. As of February 2026, it remains a critical building block in the global Dyes and Pigments industry, particularly for the synthesis of Disperse Dyes used in the coloration of synthetic fibers like polyester.
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Dyes and Pigments
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Dye and Pigment Intermediates
Aromatic Amines & Derivatives
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Chemical Properties & Specifications
Standard is 25kg, 50kg, or 200kg HDPE/Iron Drums.
As a precursor for textile dyes, M-38 must meet Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) MRSL 2026 standards. Manufacturers must ensure the final dyes are free from restricted arylamines.
Active registration. In 2026, EU importers are prioritizing suppliers who provide full life-cycle assessment (LCA) data, focusing on the reduction of nitrogenous waste during production.
Due to the Cyano (Nitrile) group, waste streams in M-38 production require specialized treatment to prevent cyanide-related toxicity, a major focus for Indian GPCB/CPCB inspections this month.
The benzyl group increases the molecular weight and lipophilicity, which enhances the affinity of the dye for synthetic fibers, making it a preferred intermediate for "High-Performance" textile ranges in 2026.
Typically a low-melting solid or viscous liquid (yellow to brown). If it arrives as a solid, it can be gently melted at 40°C-50 °C for easier pumping in industrial reactors.
