Dioctyl adipate
What is Dioctyl adipate?
Dioctyl adipate (CAS 123-79-5), commonly abbreviated as DOA, is a diester plasticizer and lubricant. FEMA 4476.
Where is Dioctyl adipate used?
- Plastics processing: compounded into PVC films, cables and flexible profiles for low-temperature flexibility, cold-storage packaging and refrigeration
- Food-contact materials: FEMA-approved flavoring ingredient and direct food-contact lubricant in processing equipment
- Personal care: lightweight emollient and skin-conditioning agent in lotions, lip products and color cosmetics for a non-greasy skin feel
- Metalworking formulators incorporate DOA into cutting fluids and specialty lubricant blends.
Good to know: Food-grade material meets FDA and relevant food-contact regulatory requirements.
Commercial specifications
- Purity typically 99% minimum for food and plasticizer applications
- Clear, low-viscosity liquid in drum and IBC quantities, with bulk tanker options
Other Names (Synonyms)
Dioctyl hexanedioate|Di-n-octyl adipate|Hexanedioic acid, dioctyl ester|Dicaprylyl adipate|Adipic acid, dioctyl ester|1,6-dioctyl hexanedioate|2BD76YG9SI|DOA