Plasticizers for the PVC industry are now also available
With Hexamoll DINCH Ccycled TM, BASF additionally launched its trusted non-phthalate plasticizer based on chemically recycled feedstock. In the manufacturing process, BASF uses pyrolysis oil obtained from previously non-recycled plastic waste instead of fossil resources at the beginning of the value chain.
Hexamoll DINCH
Hexamoll DINCH is a colorless, clear and practically anhydrous liquid with a hardly noticeable odor. It is soluble in the usual organic solvents and is miscible and compatible with all of the monomeric plasticizers commonly used in PVC. Hexamoll DINCH is almost insoluble in water.
Plasticizers for the PVC industry are now also available
Biomass balanced plasticizers based on renewable feedstock BASF has launched biomass balanced (BMB) plasticizers based on renewable raw materials under the names Hexamoll DINCH BMB, Palatinol N BMB, Palatinol 10-P BMB and Plastomoll DOA BMB. Instead of fossil resources, the required amount of bio-naphtha or biogas is used.
Hexamoll DINCH
Hexamoll DINCH is the trusted non-phthalate plasticizer especially developed for applications with close human contact. Therefore, it is the ideal solution when it comes to high safety and quality standards. Key features include low viscosity, low density, cold temperature flexibility and an excellent toxicological profile.
The trusted non-phthalate plasticizer
HexamollDINCH is the non-phthalate plasticizer specially developed for applications with close human contact. Therefore it is the ideal solution when it comes to high safety and quality standards for use in many sensitive goods such as: HexamollDINCH – the trusted non-phthalate plasticizer
- What is Hexamoll ® DINCH?
- Versatile non-phthalate plasticizer for PVC and other polar polymers, specially intended for use in applications that involve intimate human contact is the non-phthalate plasticizer especially developed for applications for close human contact. Hexamoll ® DINCH is a colorless, clear and practically anhydrous liquid with a hardly noticeable odor.
- Is Hexamoll DINCH a phthalate plasticizer?
- Hexamoll DINCH is a non-phthalate plasticizer and was especially developed for close human contact. The results are outstanding and we can confirm that Hexamoll DINCH has been intensively tested for reproductive and developmental toxicity as well as for repeated use and does not show any adverse effects.
- Is Hexamoll a good plasticizer?
- The plasticizer with a good safety profile is suitable for applications such as medical devices, toys and childcare articles, food packaging, indoor applications such as wall covering, and sport and leisure products. Additionally, Hexamoll®DINCH has proven its suitability in textile applications such as fabric coating and artificial leather.
- Does BASF sell Hexamoll DINCH?
- BASF sells DINCH under the tradename of Hexamoll DINCH. In February 2009, Mattel and Learning Curve confirmed that they were substituting phthalates with Hexamoll DINCH and citrate-based plasticizers. Hexamoll DINCH by BASF is a mixture of 1,2-Cyclohexanedicarboxylic acid, diisononyl ester. Acts as a plasticizer.
- Can Hexamoll® DINCH be used with polar polymers?
- Hexamoll® DINCH is suitable for use with PVC and other polar polymers. It is compatible with all of the monomeric plasticizers commonly used in PVC. In most cases, only minor formulation and processing parameter adjustments are required to process flexible PVC compounds.
- Is Hexamoll ® DINCH sustainable?
- Thanks to its excellent toxicological profile and the low migration rate, the plasticizer is approved and certified by many authorities and institutions worldwide. In addition, Hexamoll ® DINCH sets high standards with regard to sustainability. Hexamoll ® DINCH was evaluated using the Sustainable Solution Steering methodology.
