Indo-Nippon Chemical Di Iso Decyl Phthalate (DIDP)

Chemical Family: Pthalates

Indo-Nippon Chemical Di Iso Decyl Phthalate (DIDP) finds improved performance in PVC applications due to lower volatility, higher heat stability and lower migration. Due to its superior electrical resistance, it is used in the manufacture of electrical wires and cables. It has lower specific gravity and can be economical on volume cost. In plastisol applications, DIDP exhibits initial low viscosity and excellent storage stability. It has high resistance to migration, aging and oil extraction.

Product families

Applications

Electrical & Electronics — Wire & Cable

Building Wires & Power Cables
Data Communication Cables
Jacketing & Insulation
Other Wire & Cable Applications

Product Families

Elastomers — Elastomer Additives

Performance Additives

Plastics — Polymer Additives

Performance Additives

Other characteristics

End Uses: Appliance Wire Insulation, Building Wire Insulation, Cables, Wire Jacketing, Wires
Functions: Plasticizer
Compatible Polymers & Resins: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Markets: Electrical & Electronics
PACKAGING: Bulk in tanker loads, 200 kgs in MS or HDPE Barrels.
Technology: Elastomers
Plastics
Packaging Type: Totes (IBC)
Material Features: Cost Effective
Electrical Resistance
Good Aging Behavior
Good Thermal Stability
Low Migration
Low Volatility
Compatible Polymers and Resins: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Plastics and Elastomers End Uses: Appliance Wire Insulation
Building Wire Insulation
Cables
Wire Jacketing
Wires
Plastics and Elastomers Functions: Plasticizer

Technical data

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Characteristic	Value	Unit
Specific Gravity at 27 °C	0.965+ 0.003	—
Solution Temperature	135	°C
Cold flex Temperature	-18	°C