Dibutyl sebacate
What is Dibutyl sebacate?
Dibutyl sebacate (CAS 109-43-3), or DBS, is an ester-based plasticizer and lubricant derived from sebacic acid.
Where is Dibutyl sebacate used?
- Polymer processing: plasticizer for PVC, nitrocellulose and synthetic rubbers, improving flexibility
- Films, coatings and cable jacketing: cold-temperature performance
- Food: flavoring ingredient (FEMA 2373) with fruity, fatty notes in confectionery, beverages and dairy
- Lubricant and metalworking formulations: base fluid or additive for low-viscosity stability
- Personal care: emollient and skin-conditioning agent in creams, lip products and color cosmetics
- It also serves as a low-temperature plasticizer and synthetic lubricant base.
Good to know: Food-grade material is produced to FCC specifications for flavor and food-contact use; technical grade is for industrial plasticizer and lubricant use where food compliance is not required.
Commercial specifications
- Drum and IBC quantities
Other Names (Synonyms)
Dibutyl decanedioate|Butyl sebacate|Decanedioic acid, dibutyl ester|Di-n-butyl sebacate|Kodaflex DBS|Dibutyl sebacinate|Staflex DBS|Monoplex DBS|DBS