Sucroplast

Sucroplast ATBC is a product resulting from the acetylation of tributyl citrate, a citric acid ester presented as a clear liquid with a distinctive odor. Recommended for use as a plasticizer in applications with food contact, it is easily biodegradable in polyvinyl chloride polymers (PVC) and cellulose derivatives. It also serves as a solvent and fixative in the flexographic and perfumery industries.

Sucroplast TBC is produced through the esterification of citric acid with butanol. This oily, transparent liquid with a characteristic odor is insoluble in water but slightly soluble in alcohol, isopropyl alcohol, acetone, and toluene. Widely used as a primary plasticizer, it exhibits excellent compatibility with polyvinyl chloride and copolymers. Applications include medical and pharmaceutical products, inks, food packaging, stickers, and cosmetics.

Sucroplast TEC FCC results from the esterification of citric acid with ethyl alcohol, presenting as a viscous, transparent liquid with a characteristic odor. Widely used in pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic applications, it serves as a solvent, diluent, and fixative for perfumes; a plasticizer and film-strengthening agent in hair spray and nail polish; a non-toxic plasticizer and humectant for cigarette filters; and an active ingredient in deodorants.