Optimizing flexible PVC formulations based on polyol ester plasticizers

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1 Optimizing flexible PVC formulations based on polyol ester plasticizers PVC Formulation April 10-12, 2018, Cologne Anders Magnusson

2 A leading player with 136 years of expertise 1881 Perstorp was founded by Mr. Wilhelm Wendt 1990's Refocus on the core business to become a world leading Specialty Chemicals company 2008 Acquires a TMP plant in Zibo, China 2011 Acquires Ashland s Penta business 2011 Completes major investment to double the Capa monomer capacity 2014 Head office moves to Malmo 2015 Acquires Koei s penta business 2016 Inauguration of a plant for BioFuels in Fredrikstad 1940 s Scandinavia's first modern plastics industry, with more than 10,000 different products 1970 s World's largest exporter of decorative high-pressure laminates 2005 PAI acquires Perstorp 2006 Establishes sales office in Shanghai 2008 Acquires the Capa business from Solvay Group 2013 Divestment of Formox to Johnson Matthey and Perstorp Ättika to Kavli Group 2013 Inauguration of new NEO plant in Zibo, China 2013 Acquires Chemko s calcium formate and penta businesses 2015 Inauguration of a new Oxo plant in Sweden. Largest investment in company history 2017 Acquires Polialcoli s TMP and Neo businesses

3 Perstorp in the plasticizer industry Fully integrated plasticizer producer since 1980 s Launched Emoltene 100 (DPHP) in 2009 for durable applications Investment announced in 2011 to build a new production platform for new plasticizers Exited from DOP business completely early 2012 Investment completed by Q Launched Pevalen in 2013, a genuine non-phthalate based on polyolester Storage facilities in UK, Belgium, Germany, Portugal and US Member of European plasticisers, VinylPlus and founding member of PlasticiserPlus

4 Perstorp in brief World leader in several sectors of the specialty chemicals market Pioneer in formalin chemistry, plastics and surface materials Since December 2005 controlled by PAI partners, a leading European private equity company Present in 26 countries and production plants in Europe, Asia and North America Sales offices in all major markets

5 PVC Formulation Ingredients Heat stabilizers Plasticizers Lubricants Pigment Adhesion promoters Blowing agents Hydrocarbon oils Filler Antioxidants Flame retardents Impact modifier modifier

6 A jungle of Plasticizer alternatives Flexidone Eastman 168 SoftNSafe Diplast Pevalen TOTM Palatinol Citroflex DOTP PLS Green Drapex Alpha 200

7 Changing plasticizer how hard can it be? Easy replacement with no or little reformulation! Can substitute traditional phthalates easily! One size fits all! Quickly and efficiently switch (from classified DOP)! Substitution What is the risk of improper reformulation?

8 PVC formulation related failure

9 What to consider when reformulating?

10 Plasticizer Characteristics Pevalen has high calculated compatibility and low volatiltiy Name Solubility parameter (J 1/2 cm -3/2 ) PVC Weight Loss (%) (mpas, 20 C) Molecular weight (g/mol) Pevalen DOTP DINCH

11 Pevalen lower haze is a response to higher compatibility Haze 20 % Pevalen DINCH DINP DOTP

12 Pevalen higher weight flow is a response to higher compatibility Diffusion from P-PVC to U-PVC Pevalen DOTP DINCH Weight Loss, %

13 Plasticizer absorption time Pevalen TM has shortest absorption time faster dry mixing processing, hence less energy required Pevalen DINP DOTP DINCH 0:00 2:24 4:48 7:12 9:36 12:00 Time, minutes

14 Pas Brookfield viscosity 2h and 24h Pevalen yields plastisol with low initial viscosity and keeps its viscosity well over time h 24 h ,5 rpm 10 rpm 20 rpm 50 rpm 100 rpm 2,5 rpm 10 rpm 20 rpm 50 rpm 100 rpm DINP DOTP DINCH Pevalen

15 Pas Brookfield viscosity 3 Phr TiO 2 2h and 24h Pevalen yields plastisol with low initial viscosity and keeps its viscosity well over time h 3 Phr TiO 2 24 h 3 Phr TiO ,5 rpm 10 rpm 20 rpm 50 rpm 100 rpm 2,5 rpm 10 rpm 20 rpm 50 rpm 100 rpm DINP DOTP DINCH Pevalen

16 Solution temperature Pevalen has a higher solution temperature, but... Name Solution Temperature, C DOTP 130 DINCH 135 Pevalen 141

17 , Pas Gelation... Pevalen has faster gelation enables high volume manufacturing and energy savings Temperature, C Pevalen DOTP DINCH

18 Pevalen TM yields softest material less impact on raw material consumption and thereby less environmental impact Shore A in E-PVC Pevalen DOTP DINCH Pevalen + 3 phr TIO2 DOTP + 3 phr TIO2 DINCH + 3 phr TIO

19 Shore A Pevalen TM yields softest material less impact on raw material consumption and thereby less environmental impact S-PVC K-value S-PVC K-value Pevalen DOTP DINCH Pevalen DOTP DINCH

20 Shore A Pevalen TM yields softest material less impact on raw material consumption and thereby less environmental impact S-PVC K-value S-PVC K-value Pevalen DOTP DINCH Pevalen DOTP DINCH

21 Substitution Factor (S.F) vs DOTP Pevalen TM yields softest material less impact on raw material consumption and thereby less environmental impact S-PVC K-value 52 E-PVC K-value 69 S-PVC K-value 82 Shore A 85 + SF 1,12 Shore A 75 + SF 1,13 Shore A 85 + SF 1,25 Shore A 70 + SF 1,09 Shore A 70 + SF 1,09

22 Modulus at 100% (MPa) Elongation at break (%) Tensile S-PVC Pevalen TM yields softest material and highest strain enables higher content of filler 5 4,5 4 3,5 3 2,5 2 1,5 1 0,5 0 Modulus at 100% Elongation at break

23 Efficiency impacts viscosity Requires BYK additive to counterbalance increased viscosity Pevikon P Pevalen Dinch 60 Viskobyk ,5 7 Baerostab UBZ RF Migration, Shore A , 0h, cp , 4h, cp , 24h, cp , 72h, cp , 168h, cp

24 PVC grades impacts viscosity PVC grades is a tool to formulate hardness and viscosity Pevikon P Pevikon P Solvin 360 NA 50 Solvin 382 NG Solvin 266 SC 5 Pevalen Baerostab UBZ RF , Shore A , 0h, cp , 6h, cp , 24h, cp , 48h, cp

25 Proper formulated yields stable pigmented Pevalen TM plastisol DOTP Pevalen Reformulated Pevalen

26 Visscosity (cp) Plastisol viscosity Proper formulated yields retained viscosity Plastisol containing bonding agent Time (h)

27 Carbon footprint Improved sustainability upon Pevalen TM usage* Pevalen Emoltene Carbon Index (DPHP = 100) *DINCH and DOTP are expected to have a higher Carbon Index than DPHP/Emoltene 100 due to production characteristics

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29 Changing plasticizer how hard can it be? Easy replacement with no or little reformulation! Can substitute traditional phthalates easily! One size fits all! Quickly and efficiently switch (from classified DOP)! Substitution

30 Summary Different plasticizer molecular structure gives diverse properties Pevalen structure yields high compatibility improving clarity and the visual appearance Pevalen has a unique combination of high efficiency and low volatility Pevalen has an unique property combination of low viscosity and fast gelation Pevalen will in overall contribute to improved sustainability Proper formulating is essential and collaboration is key to success

31 One molecule can change everything Anders Magnusson Technical Market Development Manager Mobile:

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