Versalis Launches NAREGLAX®, a high-purity, bio-based plasticizer

With 38% plant-origin carbon content, NAREGLAX® is suitable for PVC, NBR, and CR applications.

NAREGLAX® is a bio-based plasticizer developed by Versalis, utilizing azelaic acid from European-origin vegetable oils. This innovative product offers a more environmentally sustainable alternative for rubber and PVC applications.

Key Features:

Bio-based Content: Contains 38% plant-origin carbon, verified by ASTM D 6866-22.
Versatility: Compatible with PVC, NBR, and CR, replacing traditional plasticizers like dioctyl sebacate (DOS) and dioctyl adipate (DOA).
Applications: Ideal for low-temperature uses in wires, cables, hoses, films, and packaging.
Performance: Offers excellent weather resistance, electrical insulation, low volatility, and low migration rate.
Safety: Phthalate-free

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