MaterialsBiobased Chemicals

Epicerol®

Epicerol® is bio-based epichlorohydrin (ECH) produced using a proprietary process developed by Solvay.

The process is based on the use of glycerol, a renewable feedstock and a by-product of biodiesel and oleochemicals production.

Example Applications:

  • Epoxy Resins used mainly in the production of :
    Paints and coatings
    Composites
    Electronic components
    Adhesives & Sealants
  • Paper Chemicals
  • Water Treatment Chemicals 
  • Surfactants 
  • Elastomers

Supplier:

Vinythai (Solvay)
No.2 Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate
I-3 Road, Tumbol Map Ta Phut
Amphur Muang
Rayong 21150
Thailand
Website

Bio-Content Basis: 100% – Supplier Data

Renewable Feedstock: Derived from glycerine

 

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