United States
Environmental Protection Agency
August 2021
Office of Chemical Safety and
Pollution Prevention
Final Use Report for Di-isodecyl Phthalate (DIDP)
(1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, 1,2-diisodecyl ester and
1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, di-C9-ll-branched alkyl esters, ClO-rich)
(CASRN 26761-40-0 and 68515-49-1)
August 2021
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Acknowledgment and Disclaimer
EPA acknowledges the analytical and draft preparation support of Abt Associates Inc. of Cambridge,
Massachusetts, provided under Contract No. EP-W-16-009 in the preparation of this report.
This document provides publicly available information as of the date of this document on the
manufacturing (including importing), processing, distribution in commerce, use, and disposal of DIDP
and is used to inform decisions regarding conditions of use. The document does not reflect information
received directly from other sources such as manufacturers, processors, etc., which has further informed
the conditions of use in the draft Scope Document. As such, the uses described in this document may
differ from the conditions of use in the draft Scope Document.
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction 4
2 Uses and Production Volume 5
2.1 Domestic Manufacture and Import (CDR) 5
2.1.1 Chemical Data Reporting 5
2.1.2 Manufacturers and Importers 6
2.1.3 National Production Volume 9
2.2 Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) Data 10
2.3 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Data 10
2.4 National Emissions Inventory (NEI) Data 10
2.5 Summary of Uses 10
2.6 Tier 1 uses of DIDP 11
2.7 Products Containing DIDP 20
References 25
APPENDICES 33
List of Tables
Table 1-1: Chemical Name, Synonyms, and CASRN for DIDP 4
Table 2-1: Conditions under Which a Company Must Report to CDR (shaded area applies to Diisodecyl
Phthalate) 5
Table 2-2: 2016 CDR U.S. Manufacturers and Importers of DIDP 7
Table 2-3: 1986-2015 National Production Volume Data for DIDP (Non-Confidential Production
Volume in Pounds) 9
Table 2-4: Tier 1 Uses of DIDP 11
Table 2-5: Sample of Products Containing DIDP 20
Table A-l: Sources Searched for Uses of DIDP 33
Table B-l Tier 2 Uses of DIDP 35
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1 Introduction
On May 23rd, 2019 EPA received a manufacturer-requested risk evaluation for di-isodecyl phthalate
(DIDP; CAS RN 26761-40-0 & 68515-49-1). This document provides publicly available information as
of the date of this document on the manufacturing (including importing), processing, distribution in
commerce, use, and disposal of DIDP and is used to inform decisions regarding conditions of use. The
document does not reflect information received directly from other sources such as manufacturers,
processors, etc., which has further informed the conditions of use in the draft Scope Document. As such,
the uses described in this document may differ from the conditions of use in the draft Scope Document.
EPA consulted a variety of sources to identify uses of DIDP. This included EPA's review of published
literature and online databases including the most recent data available from EPA's Chemical Data
Reporting program (CDR) and Safety Data Sheets (SDSs). EPA also conducted online research by
reviewing company websites of potential manufacturers, importers, distributors, retailers, or other users
of DIDP and queried government and commercial trade databases. Sources included information
reported to EPA (including National Emissions Inventory and the Toxics Release Inventory when
appropriate), literature searches, proprietary reports, trade publications, and reports developed for prior
EPA and international sources. To identify formulated products containing DIDP, EPA searched for
(material) safety data sheets (M)SDS using internet searches, EPA Chemical and Product Categories
(CPCat) data, the National Institute for Health's (NIH) Household Product Database, and other resources
in which (M)SDS could be found. Each (M)SDS was then cross-checked with company websites to
make sure that each product (M)SDS was current. EPA also makes use of communications with
companies, industry groups, environmental organizations, and public comments to supplement the
information when possible.
DIDP is a plasticizer used in PVC as well as consumer, commercial, and industrial adhesives, sealants,
lubricants, greases, and paints and coatings (EPA 2017a; NLM 2019a). Table 1-1 includes basic
information about DIDP.
Table 1-1: Chemical Name, Synonyms, and CASRN for DIDP
C'heiniciil Nsime
Diisodecyl phthalate (DIDP)
CASRN
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1 (89-16-7)
Synonyms
1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic Acid l,2-Bis(8-methylnonyl) Ester; 1,2-
Benzenedicarboxylic acid di-c9-l 1-branched alkyl esters clO-rich; 1,2-
Benzenedicarboxylic acid, 1,2-diisodecyl ester; 1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid,
bis(8-methylnonyl) ester; 1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, di-C9-l 1-branched
alkyl esters, ClO-rich; 1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, diisodecyl ester; bis(8-
methylnonyl) benzene-1,2-dicarboxylate; Bis(8-methylnonyl) phthalate;
Bis(isodecyl) phthalate; Di(C9-Cl 1) branched alkyl phthalate; Di(i-decyl)
phthalate; di(isodecyl) phthalate; di-isodecyl phthalate; Phthalic Acid
Diisodecyl Ester; Phthalic acid diisodesyl; Phthalic acid, bis(8-methylnonyl)
ester; Phthalic acid, bis-8-methylnonyl ester; Phthalic acid, di-C9-l 1-branched
alkyl esters, ClO-rich; Phthalic acid, diisodecyl ester
Tnulc Niinie(s)
See Table 2-5 for a sample of product names.
Source(s):
NLM (2019a)
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2 Uses and Production Volume
The primary data source used to assess use and production in this report is EPA's Chemical Reporting
Database (CDR). Note that Appendix A presents a complete list of the sources searched and utilized for
the composition of this report.
2.1 Domestic Manufacture and Import (CDR)
2.1.1 Chemical Data Reporting
The CDR rule under TSCA requires manufacturers (including importers) to provide information to EPA
every four years on the chemicals they manufacture or import into the United States. Table 2-1 presents
the various conditions under which a facility subject to TSCA must report to CDR. For chemicals such
as di-isobutyl phthalate which are not subject to specific TSCA actions, a manufacturer is required to
report any volume generally above 25,000 pounds, while small manufacturers are only required to report
any volume generally above 100,000 pounds. Data collected for each chemical include the company
name, volume of each chemical manufactured/imported, the number of workers at each site, and
information on whether the chemical is used in the industrial, commercial, and/or consumer sector.
Exemptions apply to small manufacturers. The definition of a small manufacturer varies depending on
the sector in which it operates, but generally, CDR requires manufacturers (including importers) to
report information on the chemicals they produce domestically or import into the U.S. generally above
25,000 lbs. per site per year.
Table 2-1: Conditions under Which a Company Must Report to CDR (shaded area applies to
DIDP)
Obligation to Report to ('I)U Information W hen Subject to
TSCA Action as Indicated in Left column
Not eligible
TSCA Action
Subject to
25.000 lb.
Subject to
2.500 lb.
lor ccrlain I'iiII
or partial
Not eligible
lor small
reporting
reporting
exemptions
manufacturer
threshold
threshold
from
reporting
exem ption
Not subject to TSCA action
~
TSCA section 4 rules
~
~
~
(proposed or promulgated)
Enforceable Consent
~
~
Agreements (ECAs)
TSCA section 5(a)(2) SNURs
~
~
(proposed or promulgated)
TSCA section 5(b)(4) rules
~
~
~
(proposed or promulgated)
TSCA section 5(e) orders
~
~
~
TSCA section 5(f) orders
~
~
TSCA section 5
~
~
~
civil actions
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Obligation to Report to CI)U Information W hen Subject to
TSCA Action as Indicated in l.el't column
Not eligible
TSCA Action
Subject to
25.000 lb.
Subject to
2.500 lb.
lor certain lull
or partial
Not eligible
lor small
reporting
reporting
exemptions
manufacturer
threshold
threshold
from
reporting
exemption
TSCA section 6 rules
~
~
~
(proposed or promulgated)
TSCA section 7 civil actions
~
~
~
The reporting thresholds provided in this table apply to the 2016 reporting cycle and are determined based on the chemical substance's status as of June
1. 2016.
2.1.2 Manufacturers and Importers
According to the 2016 Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) database, thirteen companies manufactured or
imported DIDP at thirteen sites for reporting year 2015. Table 2-2 presents the company information and
manufacture and import information where available. Table 2-2 does not represent all of the facilities
potentially manufacturing or using DIDP. CDR requires manufacturers (including importers) to report
information on the chemicals they produce domestically or import into the U.S. generally above 25,000
lbs. per site per year. Individual production volumes were withheld, but may be available in later
releases of the 2016 CDR.
Table 2-3 presents the historic production volume of DIDP from the CDR (previously known as the
Inventory Update Rule, or IUR) from 1986-2015. In reporting years 1986 and 1998 aggregate
production volume for DIDP was between 10 million and 500 million lbs., and in reporting years 1990
and 1994 aggregate production volume was between 50 million and 500 million lbs. In reporting years
2002 and 2006, aggregate production volume was 1 million to 500 million lbs. and between 2012 and
2015 aggregate production volume was between 1 million and 250 million lbs. In 2011, between 100
million and 250 million lbs. of DIDP was produced or imported.
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Table 2-2: 2016 CDR U.S. Manufacturers and Importers of DIDP
( AS UN
I'.S. Pure ill
Company
Sile
She Address
Manufacture or
1 in port
Manufactured
Volume (Ihs./vr.)
1 in ported
Volume
(Ihs./yr.)
Past
Product ion
Volume (2014)
(Ihs./vr.)
26761-40-0
Alac
International
Inc.1'2
Alac
International,
Inc.
708 Third
Avenue 5th
Floor, New
York, NY,
10017
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
26761-40-0
Chemtura
Corporation
Chemtura
Corp D/B/A
Hatco Corp.
1020 King
Georges Post
Road, Fords,
NJ, 08863-2329
Manufacture
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
26761-40-0
Industrial
Chemicals
Inc.1
Industrial
Chemicals
Inc.
2042 Montreat
Drive, Vestavia
Hills, AL,
35216
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
26761-40-0
RPM
International
Inc.
Tremco
Incorporated
3735 Green
Road,
Beach wood,
OH, 44122
Import
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
26761-40-0
Sherwin
Williams Co.
Sherwin-
Williams
Company
101 Prospect
Avenue
Northwest,
Cleveland, OH,
44115-1075
Import
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
26761-40-0
Soyventis
North
America
LLC12
Soyventis
North
America
LLC
100 Town
Square PI,
Jersey City, NJ,
07310
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
68515-49-1
3M Company
3M
Company
3M Center, St
Paul, MN,
55144-1000
Import
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
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( AS UN
I .S. Psirent
Compnny
Site
Site Address
MiniMl'su'lure ni-
hil port
M;i n ii Isict ii red
Volume (Ihs./vr.)
1 in ported
Volume
(Ihs./vr.)
Psist
Production
Volume (2014)
(Ihs./vr.)
BASF
Corporation1
BASF
100 Park Ave,
68515-49-1
Imports Part
4
Florham Park,
NJ, 07932
Import
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
68515-49-1
CBI1'2
Exxon Mobil
Br Chemical
Plant
4999 Scenic
Hwy., Baton
Rouge, LA,
70805
CBI
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
Infineum
USA L P.
1900 E Linden
68515-49-1
Ave, Linden,
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
NJ, 07036
120 S.
68515-49-1
Hallstar Co.1
The Hallstar
Company
Riverside
Drive; Suite
1620, Chicago,
IL, 60606
CBI
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
Sika
Corporation
201 Polito Ave.,
68515-49-1
Sika Corp
Lyndhurst, NJ,
07071
Import
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
Valtris
501 Jersey Ave,
68515-49-1
Specialty
Chemicals
Inc.1
Akcros
Chemicals
New
Brunswick, NJ,
08901
Manufacture/
Import
Withheld
Withheld
Withheld
Source(s):
EPA (2017b)
1. This company reported consumer/commercial use in CDR, however this company did not submit information under Part 3B (Processing & Use Information).
2. This company reported industrial use in CDR, however this company did not submit information under Part 3B (Processing &
Use Information).
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2.1.3 National Production Volume
Table 2-3:
L986-2015 >
ational Production Volume Data for DIDP (Non-Confidential Production Volume in Pounds)
( AS UN
1986
1990
1994
1998
2002
2006
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
26761-40-0
>10 M- 50
>50 M-
>50 M-
>10 M- 50
>1 M- 10
1 M -
500 K- 1 M
1 - 10 M
1 - 10 M
1 - 10 M
1 - 10 M
M
100 M
100 M
M
M
<10 M
68515-49-1
>100 M-
>100 M-
>100 M-
>100 M-
>100 M-
100 M-
162,796,827
100-250
100-250
100-250
100-250
500 M
500 M
500 M
500 M
500 M
<500 M
M
M
M
M
K = Thousand; M = Million; NDR
= No data reported
Source(s):
EPA (2018a; 2017b; 2006; 2002)
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2.2 Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) Data
TRI is used by EPA to learn about toxic chemical releases above certain reporting thresholds (generally
10,000 pounds), and pollution prevention activities from industrial and federal facilities. Annual
reporting is required by facilities that are in specific industry sectors, employ 10 or more full-time
equivalent employees, and manufacture, process, or otherwise use a TRI-listed chemical in quantities
above a threshold level in a given year (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 2018e).The
approximately 600 chemicals listed by the TRI program cause cancer or other chronic human health
effects, significant adverse acute human health effects, or significant adverse environmental effects. The
TRI chemical list does not include all toxic chemicals used in the United States.
DIDP was not reported to the 2017 Toxics Release Inventory (TRI).
2.3 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Data
The RCRA Biennial Report (BR) contains information on generation, transportation, treatment, storage,
and disposal of hazardous waste.
DIDP was not reported to the 2017 RCRA Biennial Report.
2.4 National Emissions Inventory (NEI) Data
The National Emissions Inventory (NEI) is a comprehensive and detailed estimate of air emissions of
criteria pollutants, criteria precursors, and hazardous air pollutants from air emissions sources. The NEI
is released every three years based primarily upon data provided by State, Local, and Tribal air agencies
for sources in their jurisdictions and supplemented by data developed by the US EPA (EPA 2014a).
DIDP was not reported to the 2014 NEI.
2.5 Summary of Uses
This section summarizes the uses of DIDP. See Table 2-4 and Table B-l for a more comprehensive
review of DIDP uses. See Appendix A for a description of sources used in this report in addition to
CDR.
Uses are divided into Tier 1 and Tier 2 uses. Those in Tier 1 generally have more information to support
the accuracy of the use. For instance, these uses may be identified from sources where manufacturers
and producers self- report the information or have been confirmed by identification of the chemical on a
product SDS. They are found in Table 2-4. Tier 2 uses are other uses that may be historic, non-TSCA
use, or more anecdotal, and are found in the table in Appendix B.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has an online database that shows 2,408 patents referencing
"Diisodecyl phthalate" or "1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid, di-C9-l 1-branched alkyl esters, ClO-rich"
(USPTO 2019). Although patents could be useful in determining reasonably foreseeable uses, the
information can be extremely technical, and it is difficult to confirm whether any of the patented
technologies are currently in use. Therefore, uses inferred from patents containing DIDP were not
included in Table 2-4.
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2.6 Tier 1 uses of DIDP
DIDP is primarily used as a plasticizer in PVC for numerous consumer and industrial applications, such as dashboards, windows, molded
interior applications, wires and cables, and synthetic lubricants and engine oils (American Chemistry Council 2018). As of 2013, the market
for phthalates was shifting from linear phthalates to "softer" vinyl phthalates such as DIDP (Ullmann's 2013). As of 2007, DIDP was the
preferred general purpose plasticizer for wires and cables (Ullmann's 2007). Table 2-5 lists numerous plasticizer products with DINP as the
only or primary ingredient.
"able 2-4: Tier 1 Uses of DIDP
Activity or Chemical
In ncl ion
Sector or Product
Type
Kxpected I sers
Comments and References
Mji n ul'iicl in-
in"
Import
Industrial
EPA (2017b)
The 2016 CDR reports import of DIDP.
Manufacture
Industrial
EPA (2017b)
The 2016 CDR reports domestic manufacturing of DIDP.
I'rocessin
»
Industrial
LP A (2017b;; EPA (2014;; CPCat (2015)
Incorporation into
formulation, mixture, or
reaction product
Adhesive manufacturing;
adhesive and sealant
chemicals
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
The 2016 and 2012 CDRs report use of DIDP as a plasticizer for processing
(incorporation into formulation, mixture, or reaction product) in adhesive
manufacturing. The 2016 and 2012 CDRs also report use of this chemical in
industrial adhesive and sealant chemicals for processing (incorporation into
formulation, mixture, or reaction product).
Incorporation into
formulation, mixture, or
reaction product;
repackaging
All other basic organic
chemical manufacturing
Industrial
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial use
database.
EPA (2014); CPCat (2015); ECHA (2019); SPIN (2020)
The 2012 CDR reports use of DIDP as a lubricant and lubricant additive for
processing in all other basic organic chemical manufacturing. ECHA
identifies use of DIDP in the manufacture of fine and bulk, large-scale
chemicals in European countries. SPIN identifies use of this chemical in the
manufacture of chemicals and chemical products in Nordic countries.
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Activity or Chomiciil
I' ll net ion
Sector or Product
Type
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Comments nnd References
Incorporation into
formulation, mixture, or
reaction product
Compounding of purchased
resins
Industrial
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial use
database.
EPA (2014); CPCat(2015)
The 2012 CDR reports use of DIDP as a plasticizer for processing in custom
compounding of purchased resins.
Incorporation into article
Electrical equipment,
appliance, and component
manufacturing
Industrial
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014); SPIN (2020)
The 2016 and 2012 CDRs report use of DIDP as a plasticizer for processing
(incorporation into article) in electrical equipment, appliance, and
component manufacturing. SPIN reports use of this chemical in the
manufacture of electrical equipment, machinery; computer, electronic, and
optical products; and radio, television and communication equipment in
Nordic countries.
Industrial
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014); CPCat (2015); ECHA (2019)
Incorporation into article
Miscellaneous
manufacturing
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
The 2016 and 2012 CDRs report use of DIDP as an adhesive and sealant
chemical and plasticizer for processing (incorporation into article) in
miscellaneous manufacturing. ECHA identifies use of this chemical in
general manufacturing (e.g., machinery, equipment) for car interiors and
lubricants in European countries.
Industrial
EPA (2017b)
Incorporation into
formulation, mixture, or
reaction product
Oil and gas drilling,
extraction, and support
activities
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
The 2016 CDR reports use of DIDP as a processing aid specific to
petroleum production for processing (incorporation into formulation,
mixture, or reaction product) in oil and gas drilling, extraction, and support
activities.
Industrial
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014); CPCat (2015); SPIN (2020)
Incorporation into
formulation, mixture, or
reaction product
Paint and coating
manufacturing
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
The 2016 and 2012 CDRs report use of DIDP as a plasticizer for processing
(incorporation into formulation, mixture, or reaction product) in paint and
coating manufacturing. SPIN reports use of this chemical in paint industry
in Nordic countries.
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Activity or Chomiciil
I' ll net ion
Sector or Product
Type
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Comments nnd References
Incorporation into article,
formulation, mixture, or
reaction product
Petroleum lubricating oil and
grease manufacturing
Industrial
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014); CPCat (2015)
The 2016 and 2012 CDRs report use of DIDP as a lubricant and lubricant
additive for processing (incorporation into article, formulation, mixture, or
reaction product) in petroleum lubricating oil and grease manufacturing.
Incorporation into article,
formulation, mixture, or
reaction product
Plastic material and resin
manufacturing
Industrial
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014); CPCat (2015); ECHA (2019); SPIN (2020)
The 2016 CDR reports use of DIDP as an intermediate for processing
(incorporation into formulation, mixture, or reaction product) in plastic
material and resin manufacturing, and the 2012 CDR reports use of this
chemical as a plasticizer in plastic material and resin manufacturing. ECHA
reports use of DIDP in polymer preparations and compounds in European
countries. SPIN identifies use of this chemical as in intermediate in plastics
manufacture in Nordic countries.
Incorporation into article,
formulation, mixture, or
reaction product
Plastics product
manufacturing
Industrial
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014); CPCat (2015); ECHA (2019); SPIN (2020)
The 2016 and 2012 CDRs report use of DIDP as a plasticizer for processing
(incorporation into article, formulation, mixture, or reaction product) in
plastics product manufacturing. ECHA identifies use of this chemical in the
manufacture of plastic products, including compounding and conversion, for
end-use in plastics and construction materials in European countries. SPIN
reports use of this chemical in the manufacture of and industry for plastic
products.
Incorporation into article
Rubber product
manufacturing
Industrial
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
EPA (2017b); ECHA (2019); SPIN (2020)
The 2016 CDR reports use of DIDP as a plasticizer for processing
(incorporation into article) in rubber product manufacturing. ECHA
identifies use of this chemical in the manufacture of rubber products
(polymer processing) in European countries. SPIN reports use of this
chemical in the manufacture of rubber and plastic products and industry for
rubber products in Nordic countries.
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Activity or Chomiciil
I' ll net ion
Sector or Product
Type
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Comments nnd References
Incorporation into article
Textiles, apparel, and leather
manufacturing
Industrial
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial use
database.
EPA (2014); CPCat(2015)
The 2012 CDR identifies use of DIDP as a plasticizer for processing in
industrial textiles, apparel, and leather manufacturing.
Incorporation into article
Transportation equipment
manufacturing
Industrial
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014); CPCat (2015)
The 2016 and 2012 CDRs report use of DIDP as an adhesive and sealant
chemical for processing (incorporation into article) in transportation
equipment manufacturing.
Repackaging
Wholesale and retail trade
Industrial
Expected users are based
on CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014); SPIN (2020)
The 2016 and 2012 CDRs report use of DIDP as a plasticizer for processing
(repackaging) in wholesale and retail trade. SPIN reports use of this
chemical in retail and wholesale trade in Nordic countries, including sale
and repair of motor vehicles.
('ommcrciiil. C onsumer 21111I Inclustriiil I ses
Adhesive, colorant, filler,
pigment, sealant
Adhesives and sealants
Consumer, Commercial,
Industrial
Expected users are
consumer and
commercial based on
CDR's
consumer/commercial
classification and
industrial based on
CDR's Industrial
Processing and Use
report.
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014b); DeLima Associates (2019a); DeLima
Associates (2019b); CPCat (2015); ECHA (2019); SPIN (2020)
The 2016 CDR reports use of DIDP in consumer and commercial adhesives
and sealants at concentrations of at least 30% but less than 60% by weight,
and in commercial adhesives and sealants at concentrations of at least 1%
but less than 30% by weight. The 2012 CDR also reports consumer and
commercial use of DIDP in adhesives and sealants. CPID identifies
consumer concrete, masonry, roof, flashing, kitchen, and bath sealant and
adhesive caulk products that contain DIDP. ECHA and SPIN identify use of
this chemical in adhesives, sealants, and binding materials in European and
Nordic countries. Table 2-5 lists several adhesive and sealant products
(including for construction and marine use), as well as multiple colorants
and pigments for caulks and adhesives. Table 2-5 also lists multiple
activators and curing products used in repair caulks and sealants.
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Activity or Chomiciil
I' ll net ion
Sector or Product
Type
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Comments nnd References
Consumer, Commercial
Environmental Technology Inc. (2016); EPA (2014b); CPCat (2015)
Casting resin (urethane)
Arts, crafts, and hobby
materials
Expected users are based
onCDR's
consumer/commercial
classification.
Environmental Technology Inc. identifies DIDP as an ingredient in a two-
component urethane casting resin used in casting, prototyping, miniatures,
models, and taxidermy. The 2012 CDR reports consumer and commercial
use of DIDP in arts, crafts, and hobby materials.
EPA (2014b); CPCat (2015)
Unknown
Automotive care products
Commercial
The 2012 CDR reports use of DIDP in commercial automotive care
products.
Expected users are commercial based on CDR's consumer/commercial
classification.
Unknown
BJB Enterprises Inc. (2019a); Evident Crime Scene Products (n.d.);
European Chemicals Bureau (2003); SPIN (2020)
Pigments, pigment
thinners
Dyes and pigments
Expected users are
unknown due to the
limited availability of
information.
BJB Enterprises identifies use of DIDP in pigments and pigment thinners.
Evident Crime Scene Products identifies DIDP as an ingredient in a
fluorescent dye stain product used in fingerprinting. The ECB identified use
of DIDP in printing ink in European countries. SPIN reports use of this
chemical in coloring agents, dyestuffs, pigments, and pigment pastes in
Nordic countries.
Consumer, Commercial
EPA (2014b); CPCat (2015); Danish EPA (2003a); SPIN (2020)
Unknown
Electrical and electronic
products
Expected users are based
onCDR's
consumer/commercial
classification.
The 2012 CDR reports use of DIDP in consumer and commercial electrical
and electronic products. A Danish EPA survey identified DIDP as a
substance which may be emitted from electrical and electronic equipment.
SPIN reports use of this chemical in electric current insulation materials in
Nordic countries.
Unknown
Furniture and furnishings
Commercial
Expected users are based
onCDR's
consumer/commercial
classification.
EPA (2014b); CPCat (2015)
The 2012 CDR reports use of DIDP in commercial furniture and furnishings
not covered elsewhere.
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Activity or Chomiciil
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Sector or Product
Type
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Commercial
Duratherm (2019a); Mokon (2018a); ECHA (2019)
Cleaner, heat transfer fluid
Heat transfer systems
This use is identified
under ECHA's uses by
professional workers;
therefore, the expected
users are commercial.
Duratherm and Mokon identify DIDP as an ingredient in cleaners (sludge
and carbon removal) for heat transfer systems. Duratherm also identifies
DIDP as an ingredient in heat transfer fluid products. ECHA identifies use
of DIDP in commercial heat transfer fluids for general professional use in
vehicles or machinery in European countries.
Laboratory use
Laboratory chemicals
Commercial, Industrial
Expected users are not
specified but are
expected to be
commercial or industrial.
SPEX CertiPrep LLC (2017b); Toronto Research Chemicals (2017); HB
Chemical (2014c)
SPEX CertiPrep LLC and Toronto Research Chemicals identify use of
DIDP as a certified reference material and research chemical. HB Chemical
identifies DIDP as a dispersion chemical.
Unknown
Lubricants and greases
Consumer, Commercial,
Industrial
Expected users are
commercial based on
CDR's
consumer/commercial
classification, consumer
based on reporting under
ECHA's consumer uses,
and industrial based on
product SDS
information.
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014); CPCat (2015); ECHA (2019); SPIN (2020)
The 2016 CDR reports use of DIDP in commercial lubricants and greases at
concentrations of at least 90% by weight. The 2012 CDR also reports use of
this chemical in consumer and commercial lubricants and greases. Table 2-5
lists several lubricant products, including industrial lubricating oils,
compressor fluids for maintenance and repair, and transmission conditioner.
ECHA identifies use of DIDP in consumer and commercial lubricants,
greases, and release products in European countries. ECHA also identifies
use of DIDP in commercial hydraulic fluids for end-use in lubricants,
waxes, and greases as well as general professional use in vehicles or
machinery in European countries. SPIN reports use of this chemical in
lubricants, lubricating grease and oil, and additives.
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Sector or Product
Type
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Comments nnd References
Casting resin (urethane),
curing agent
Paints and coatings
Consumer, Commercial,
Industrial, NKRA
EPA (2017b); EPA (2014); Fibre Glast Developments Corp. (2019);
Tremco U.S. Roofing (2018); BJB Enterprises Inc. (2017b); Euclid
Admixture Canada Inc. (2017); NLM (2019b); CPCat (2015); SPIN (2020)
The 2016 CDR reports use of DIDP in commercial paints and coatings at
concentrations of at least 1% but less than 30% by weight. The 2016 CDR
also reports not known or reasonably ascertainable (NKRA) use of this
chemical in paints and coatings at concentrations of at least 90% by weight.
The 2012 CDR reports use of DIDP in consumer and commercial paints and
coatings. Fibre Glast Developments Corp. identifies DIDP as an ingredient
in an industrial urethane casting resin (hardener) for automobile, aircraft and
marine parts, and tooling applications. Tremco identifies DIDP as an
ingredient in a roof coating product and Euclid Admixture Canada identifies
DIDP as an ingredient in an (international) concrete coating curing product.
BJB enterprises identifies use of this chemical in multiple polyurethane
resins. NLM's Haz-Map database identifies use of DIDP in anti-corrosion
and anti-fouling paints. SPIN reports use of this chemical in paints,
lacquers, varnishes, and anti-fouling agents in Nordic countries.
Expected users are consumer and commercial based on CDR's
consumer/commercial classification.
Unknown
Plastic and rubber products
Consumer, Commercial
EPA (2014); CPCat (2015); SPIN (2020)
The 2012 CDR reports use of DIDP in consumer and commercial plastic
and rubber products not covered elsewhere. SPIN reports use of this
chemical in plastic additives and auxiliaries, as well as in raw materials for
production of plastics.
Expected users are consumer and commercial based on CDR's
consumer/commercial classification.
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Type
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Comments :ind References
EPA (2014); CPCat (2015); Acoustical Surfaces Inc. (2014); Danish EPA
(2006)
Unknown
Toys, playground, and
sporting equipment
Consumer, Commercial
The 2012 CDR reports use of DIDP in consumer and commercial toys,
playground, and sporting equipment, as well as in retail fishing rods and
reels. Acoustical Surfaces Inc. identifies use of this chemical in vinyl
barriers. Danish EPA identifies use of DIDP in toys and childcare products
produced from foam plastic.
Expected users are consumer and commercial based on CDR's
consumer/commercial classification.
Noil-I SC A I sos
TDA (.2018;, CPCal (.2015;, European Chemicals Bureau (2003;, Petersen
and Jensen (2016)
Unknown
Food additives
Unknown
FDA identifies use of DIDP as an indirect food additive in food contact
substances. Petersen and Jensen identify use of DIDP in food production
equipment containing PVC, such as conveyor belts, hoses, and gloves.
CPCat reports use of DNIP in food contact surfaces in the EU and Belgium,
however no further information on use in these regions could be found.
Expected users are unknown due to the limited availability of information.
1)11)1' its C 'oiit:iin in:ilit
Adhesive,
Coloration/Pigments/Dyes
/Inks, Component of
plastic resin or polymer
process, Contaminant,
Manufacturing additive,
Plasticizer /Softener,
Protective coating, Source
contaminant, Texture
Children's products
Consumer
Expected users are based
on product types.
Washington State Dept. of Ecology (2020)
Washington State Department of Ecology identifies 545 manufacturer-
reported uses of DIDP in children's products in Washington and Oregon.
CPCat also reports use of DIDP in retail playsets, and Danish EPA
identifies use of this chemical in toys and childcare products produced from
foam plastic. California prohibits DIDP in concentrations greater than 0.1%
in a toy or childcare article intended for use by a child under three years of
age if that product can be placed in the child's mouth (California Health and
Safety Code § 108937(b)).
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Sector or Product
Type
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Recycling unci Disposal
Recycling
Unknown
EPA (2017b)
In the 2016 CDR, seven facilities reported that DIDP was not recycled (e.g.,
recycled, remanufactured, reprocessed, or reused). Four facilities withheld
recycling information, and two facilities reported this information as CBI.
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2.7 Products Containing DIDP
This section includes a sample of products containing DIDP. When EPA identified a use in Table 2-4 that was associated with a particular
product, the product was added to Table 2-5. This is not a comprehensive list of products containing DIDP. In addition, some manufacturers
may appear over-represented in this table. This may mean that they are more likely to disclose product ingredients online than other
manufacturers but does not imply anything about use of the chemical compared to other manufacturers in this sector.
Table 2-5: Sample of Products Containing DID
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Prod ucl
Maniiracliirer
Percent in Product
(weight, volume, or
unspecified)
Source
Adhesive (construction)
Consumer
Heavy Duty Construction
Adhesive
Gorilla Glue
Company
Unknown
Home Depot (2019a)
Adhesive, caulk, and sealant (all-in-
one)
Consumer
Red Devil King Kaul All
In One Adhesive, Caulk,
Sealant
Red Devil, Inc.
1%, unspecified
Walmart (2019); Red
Devil (2016)
Adhesive, filler
Unknown
Genova Products Vinyl
Adhesive/Filler - Clear
Genova Products
<30%, by weight
Genova Products (2013)
Adhesive, sealant
Unknown
Bird Barrier Bond
SOUDAL
Accumetric
1%, unspecified
SOUDAL Accumetric
(2015a)
Adhesive, sealant
Unknown
Marldon MXA 200
600ml
Havwoods
Accessories
1 - <5%, unspecified
Havwoods Accessories
(2017)
Adhesive, sealant
Unknown
Soudaseal AP
SOUDAL
Accumetric
20 - 30%, unspecified
SOUDAL Accumetric
(2015b)
Adhesive, sealant
Unknown
SoudasealFC
SOUDAL
Accumetric
1%, unspecified
SOUDAL Accumetric
(2015c)
Adhesive, sealant
Commercial
Soudaseal MB, SL
Soudal
Unknown
Soudal (2019a; 2019b)
Adhesive, sealant (marine)
Unknown
3M(TM) Marine
Adhesive Sealant Fast
Cure 4000 UV, White
3M
10 - 20%, by weight
3M Company (2019)
Casting urethane
Unknown
Fast Cast™
Environmental
Technology, Inc.,
10 - 40%, unspecified
Environmental
Technology Inc. (2016)
Caulking compound
Unknown
3.0 Gutter & Flashing
Sealant Crystal Clear
DAP Products Inc.
Unknown
DAP Products Inc.
(2015)
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Product
Mnnufnolurer
Percent in Proriuol
(weight. volume, or
uuspooillori)
Source
Caulking compound
Unknown
3.0 Window, Door, Trim
& Siding Sealant -
Crystal Clear
DAP Products Inc.
Unknown
DAP Products Inc.
(2019)
Cleaner (heat transfer system)
Unknown
DELF Clean
Mokon
10 - 20%, unspecified
Mokon (2018a)
Cleaner (heat transfer system)
Unknown
DELF Clean Ultra
Mokon
20 - 75%, unspecified
Mokon (2018b)
Cleaner (heat transfer system)
Unknown
Duraclean, Duraclean
LSC, Duraclean Ultra
Duratherm
20 - 75%, unspecified
Duratherm (2019a,
2018a, 2018b)
Cleaner (heat transfer system)
Unknown
U-Clean
Duratherm
10 - 20%, unspecified
Duratherm (2018c)
Coating
Unknown
AlphaGuard® MTS
Tremco U.S. Roofing
0.01 - <1%, unspecified
Tremco U.S. Roofing
(2018)
Coating
Unknown
Super Diamond Clear
350 - 5 Gal Pail
Euclid Admixture
Canada Inc.
1 - <5%, unspecified
Euclid Admixture
Canada Inc. (2017)
Colorant
Unknown
Universal C/P Amarillo
White
Tremco Canadian
Sealants
25 - <50%, unspecified
Tremco Canadian
Sealants (2019b)
Colorant
Unknown
Universal C/P Antique
Pink, Baptist Brick,
Dover Sky, Hartford
Green, Kelly Pink,
Limestone, Navy Blue,
River Rouge Red, Sunset
Yellow, Toast Tan
Tremco U.S. Sealants
25 - <50%, unspecified
Tremco U.S. Sealants
(2019a, 2019b, 2019c,
2016a, 2016b, 2016c,
2016d, 2016e, 2016f)
Colorant
Unknown
Universal C/P Dark Gray
Tremco Canadian
Sealants
50 - <100%, unspecified
Tremco Canadian
Sealants (2019c)
Concrete repair compound
(activating component)
Unknown
InstaPatch Part B Gray,
Tile Red
Rust-Oleum
Corporation
24%, by weight
Rust-Oleum Corporation
(2018b, 2017)
Curative
Unknown
Euco Qwikjoint 200 Part
B - 50 Gallon
Euclid Chemical
Company
50 - <100%, unspecified
Euclid Chemical
Company (2019)
Curative
Unknown
Quikjoint UVR Standard
Gray 1:1 Part B
Euclid Chemical
Company
0.01 - <1%, unspecified
Euclid Chemical
Company (2017)
Curative (polyurethane)
Unknown
BR-90 Brushable Part B
BJB Enterprises, Inc.
10 - 30%, by weight
BJB Enterprises Inc.
(2018)
Curative (polyurethane)
Unknown
WC-766 PartB
BJB Enterprises, Inc.
1 - 5%, by weight
BJB Enterprises Inc.
(2017e)
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Product
Mil nul'noluror
Percent in Product
(weight, volume, or
unspecified)
Source
Dispersion
Unknown
DIDP DLD
HB Chemical
65 - 73%, unspecified
HB Chemical (2014c)
Emulsifier
Unknown
Tracer Tech P-133D
Evident Crime Scene
Products
Unknown
Evident Crime Scene
Products (n.d.)
Epoxy floor patching compound
Unknown
Floor 2-Glk Epoxy Floor
Patching Comp Part B
Rust-Oleum
Corporation
0.1%, by weight
Rust-Oleum Corporation
(2018a)
Flushing fluid
Unknown
QuinSyn Flush Fluid
Quincy Compressor
99%, unspecified
Quincy Compressor
(2012)
Hardener
Industrial
Part #3475 Urethane
Casting Resin, 75 Shore
D, Part B
Fibre Glast
Developments Corp.
<30%, unspecified
Fibre Glast
Developments Corp.
(2019)
Heat Transfer Fluid
Unknown
Duratherm G, Duratherm
G-LV
Duratherm
10 - 30%, unspecified
Duratherm (2019b;
2019c)
Joint filler and sealant component
(multi-component)
Unknown
Carboseal Flex Joint Part
B
Carboline Company
50 - <75%, unspecified
Carboline Company
(2019)
Laboratory chemical
Unknown
Diisodecyl Phthalate
Toronto Research
Chemicals
Unknown
Toronto Research
Chemicals (2017)
Laboratory chemical
Unknown
Diisodecyl phthalate in
PE
SPEX CertiPrep,
LLC
0.1%, unspecified
SPEX CertiPrep LLC
(2017b)
Laboratory chemical
Unknown
Phthalates in Polyvinyl
chloride)
SPEX CertiPrep,
LLC
3%, unspecified
SPEX CertiPrep LLC
(2017a)
Laboratory chemical
Unknown
Phthalates in
Polyethylene Standard
SPEX CertiPrep,
LLC
3%, unspecified
SPEX CertiPrep LLC
(2017c)
Laboratory chemical
Unknown
Phthalates in
Polyethylene Standard
w/BPA
SPEX CertiPrep,
LLC
3%, unspecified
SPEX CertiPrep LLC
(2017d)
Lubricant
Unknown
ANDEROL 497, 3046
Chemtura
Corporation
>10 - <20%, unspecified
Chemtura Corporation
(2015a, 2015b)
Lubricant
Unknown
DSL- 125, ULTIMA- 68
Kliiber Lubrication
NALP
10 - 30%, by weight
Kliiber Lubrication NA
LP (2018a, 2018c)
Lubricant
Unknown
PS-200
Kliiber Lubrication
NALP
5 - 10%, by weight
Kliiber Lubrication NA
LP (2018b)
Lubricant (marine)
Unknown
DACNIS SB 68
TOTAL Specialties
USA Inc.
1 - 10%, by weight
TOTAL Specialties USA
Inc. (2015a)
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Product
Mnnufnolurer
Percent in Proriuol
(weight. volume, or
uuspooillori)
Source
Lubricant (synthetic compressor)
Unknown
SYNOLAN DE 100
TOTAL Specialties
USA Inc.
10 - 40%, by weight
TOTAL Specialties USA
Inc. (2015b)
Lubricant
Unknown
XL 700
Ingersoll Rand
Industrial
Technologies
10 - 40%, by weight
Ingersoll Rand (2015)
Pigment
Unknown
6823 Orange
BJB Enterprises, Inc.
60 - 100%, by weight
BJB Enterprises Inc.
(2019a)
Pigment
Unknown
6827 Burnt Sienna
BJB Enterprises, Inc.
30 - 60%, by weight
BJB Enterprises Inc.
(2019b)
Pigment thinner
Unknown
6800 Pigment Thinner
BJB Enterprises, Inc.
60 - 100%, by weight
BJB Enterprises Inc.
(2017a)
Plasticizer
Unknown
DIDP
HB Chemical
99%, by weight
HB Chemical (2014a)
Plasticizer
Unknown
DIDP-E
HB Chemical
99%, by weight
HB Chemical (2014b)
Plasticizer
Unknown
Diisodecyl Phthalate
Megaloid
Laboratories
100%
Megaloid Laboratories
(2013)
Plasticizer
Unknown
Plasthall® DIDP
The HallStar
Company
100%
The HallStar Company
(2015)
Plasticizer
Unknown
SC-22
BJB Enterprises, Inc.
60 - 100%, by weight
BJB Enterprises Inc.
(2014)
Plasticizer
Unknown
SKINFLEX III Part C
Castable
BJB Enterprises, Inc.
90 - 100%, by weight
BJB Enterprises Inc.
(2012)
Resin (polyurethane)
Unknown
M-3180 Part A
BJB Enterprises, Inc.
5 - 10%, by weight
BJB Enterprises Inc.
(2013)
Resin (polyurethane)
Unknown
TC-808 Part A
BJB Enterprises, Inc.
10 - 30%, by weight
BJB Enterprises Inc.
(2017b)
Resin (polyurethane)
Unknown
TC-885, TC-886 FR Rev
1 Part A
BJB Enterprises, Inc.
15 - 40%, by weight
BJB Enterprises Inc.
(2017c; 2017d)
Sealant
Unknown
Childers CP-70
H.B. Fuller
Construction
Products Inc.
1 - 5%, unspecified
H.B. Fuller Construction
Products Inc. (2017)
Sealant
Unknown
Dymonic 100 Redwood
Tan - 30 CG CS
Tremco U.S. Sealants
0.1 - <1%, unspecified
Tremco U.S. Sealants
(2017a)
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Product
Mil nul'nolurer
Percent in Proriuol
(weight. volume, or
uuspooillori)
Source
Sealant
Unknown
Dymonic 100 White - 30
CTG
Tremco Canadian
Sealants
0.1-1%, unspecified
Tremco Canadian
Sealants (2019a)
Sealant
Unknown
Joint and Termination
Sealant
R.M. Lucas
Company
10 - 20%, by weight
R.M. Lucas Company
(2015a)
Sealant
Unknown
Protecto Sealant 25XL
Protecto Wrap
Company
3 - 7%, by weight
Protecto Wrap Company
(2008)
Sealant
Unknown
Sakrete Polyurethane Self
Leveling Sealant
Sakrete of North
America
20 - 40%, by weight
Sakrete of North
America (2018)
Sealant
Unknown
Spectrem® 4
Tremco U.S. Sealants
1 - <5%, unspecified
Tremco U.S. Sealants
(2018)
Sealant
Unknown
TremGrip Gray Adh. 12
X 300 ML CTG
Tremco Canadian
Sealants
1 - <5%, unspecified
Tremco Canadian
Sealants (2018)
Sealant
Unknown
TremSeal Pro Limestone-
30 CTG CS
Tremco U.S. Roofing
0.1-1%, unspecified
Tremco U.S. Roofing
(2019)
Sealant
Unknown
Vulkem 116 LVOff
White 30 CTG/CS
Tremco U.S. Sealants
10 - <25%, unspecified
Tremco U.S. Sealants
(2017b)
Sealant (polyurethane)
Unknown
Vulkem 116 Gray,
Limestone, LV Buff 30
CTG/CS, White
Tremco Incorporated
15 - 40%, by weight
Tremco Incorporated
(2010a, 2010b, 2010c,
2010d)
Sealant (polyurethane)
Unknown
Watertite 10.1-Oz 12 Pk
Polyurethan SLR
Rust-Oleum
Corporation
0.1 - <1%, by weight
Rust-Oleum Corporation
(2015)
Sealant (concrete and masonry)
Consumer
Zinsser 10 oz. Watertite
Waterproofing Poly Seal
Tube
Rust-Oleum
Corporation
0.1-1%, by weight
Home Depot
(2019b) ENREF 78
Sealer
Unknown
Crystal Shine
SpecChem
<2%, by weight
SpecChem (2018)
Sealer
Unknown
Semi-Selfleveling Sealer
R.M. Lucas
Company
10 - 20%, by weight
R.M. Lucas Company
(2015b)
Seam sealer (automotive)
Unknown
3M™ MSP Seam Sealer
- White, PN 08369
3M
1 - 5%, by weight
3M Company (2018)
Transmission conditioner (automatic)
Unknown
BG ATC Plus
BG Products Inc.
3 - 7%, unspecified
BG Products Inc. (2016)
Vinyl Barrier
Commercial,
Consumer
Vinyl Barrier
Acoustical Surfaces,
Inc.
0.23%, unspecified
Acoustical Surfaces Inc.
(2014)
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APPENDICES
Appendix A Method for Uses and Products Tables
To compile the uses, EPA searched publicly available databases listed in Table A-l and conducted
additional Google searches to clarify uses or find current products in commerce.
Table A-l: Sources Searched for Uses of DIDP
Title
Author and Year
Search Term(s)
l-'ound I se
Information? 1
Sources searched lor nil use reports
California Links to Pesticides Data
California Dept of
Pesticide Regulation
(2013)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
No
Canada Chemicals Management
Plan information sheets
Government of Canada
(2018)
Diisodecyl; 1,2-
Benzenedicarboxylic
No
Chemical and Product Categories
CPCat
CPCat (2015)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
ChemView2
EPA (2018a)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Children's Safe Product Act
Reported Data
Washington State Dept. of
Ecology (2020)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Consumer Product Information
Database (CPID)
DeLima Associates (2018)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Danish surveys on chemicals in
consumer products
Danish EPA (2018)
N/A, There is no search
but report titles were
checked for possible
information on the
chemical
Yes
Datamyne
Descartes Datamyne
(2018)
Diisodecyl; DIDP
No
DrugBank
DrugBank (2018)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-
1; diisodecyl; DIDP
No
eChemPortal2
OECD (2018)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Envirofacts 2
EPA (2018b)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
No
European Chemicals Agency
(ECHA) Registration Dossier
ECHA (2019)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Functional Use Database (FUse)
EPA (2017a)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of
Chemical Technology
Kirk-Othmer (2006)
DIDP; diisodecyl
phthalate
No
Non-Confidential 2012 Chemical
Data Reporting (CDR)
EPA (2014b)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Non-Confidential 2016 CDR
EPA (2017b)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
PubChem Compound
NLM (2019a)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Safer Chemical Ingredients List
(SCIL)
EPA (2018d)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
No
Synapse Information Resources2
Synapse Information
Resources (n.d.)
diisodecyl; DIDP
No
Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act (RCRA)
EPA (2018c)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
No
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Title
Author iiiul Yesir
Search Term(s)
I'oiiihI I se
In lor innl ion? 1
Scorecard: The Pollution
Information Site
GoodGuide (2011)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Skin Deep Cosmetics Database
EWG (2019)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
No
Substances in Preparations in
Nordic Countries
SPIN (2020)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Toxics Release Inventory (TRI)
EPA (2018e)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
No
TOXNET2
NLM (2019c)
26761-40-0; 68515-49-1
Yes
Ullmann's Encyclopedia of
Industrial Chemistry
Ullmann's (2000)
DIDP; diisodecyl
phthalate
Yes
Ailcli(ion:il sources identified IYoiii re;ison;iblv ;t\;tihthle inloiniittion
American Chemistry Council
American Chemistry
Council (2018)
Incidentally identified
while researching into
details of this
chemical's uses and
products.
Yes
European Chemicals Bureau
European Chemicals
Bureau (2003)
Petersen and Jensen
Petersen and Jensen
(2016)
Product SDS
See Table 2-5
1. If use information was found in the resource, it will appear in Table 2-4 unless otherwise noted.
2. This source is a group of databases; thus the exact resource(s) it led to will be cited instead of the database as whole.
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Appendix B Tier 2 Uses of DIDP
This appendix contains uses classified as Tier 2. These may be historic, non-TSCA use, or more
anecdotal.
Table B-l Tier 2 Uses of DIDP
Sector or Product Type
Kxpected I sers
Comments nnd References
I sos with Mininiiil Subsl;inli:ilion
Building and construction
Unknown
SPIN (2020)
Expected users are
unknown due to the
limited availability of
information.
SPIN reports use of DIDP in building materials and
additives, construction materials, fillers and padding
materials, general repair, insulation, and flame
retardants in Nordic countries. SPIN also reports use of
this chemical in industrial bricklaying, building of ships
and boats, civil engineering, construction, floor and
wall coverings, joinery installation. No further
information about this use could be found and it is
unknown whether this is an ongoing use in the United
States.
Cleaning/washing agents
Unknown
SPIN (2020)
Expected users are
unknown due to the
limited availability of
information.
SPIN reports use of DIDP in cleaning/washing agents
in Nordic countries. No further information about this
use could be found and it is unknown whether this is an
ongoing use in the United States.
Fabrics, textiles and apparel
Unknown
NLM (2019b); CPCat (2015)
Expected users are
unknown due to the
limited availability of
information.
NLM's Haz-Map database identifies use of DIDP in
textile inks. CPCat reports use of DIDP in fabrics,
textiles and apparel.
Fuels
Commercial
ECHA (2019)
This use is identified
under ECHA's uses by
professional workers.
ECHA identifies use of DIDP in commercial fuels (for
use in fuel additive and additized fuels) in European
countries. No further information about this use could
be found and it is unknown whether this is an ongoing
use in the United States.
Hydraulic fluid manufacturing
Industrial
ECHA (2019)
This use is identified
under ECHA's uses at
industrial sites.
ECHA identifies use of DIDP in the manufacture of
hydraulic fluids in European countries. No further
information about this use could be found and it is
unknown whether this is an ongoing use in the United
States.
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Sector or Product Type
Kx peeled I sers
Comments nnd References
Lubricant and grease manufacturing
Industrial
ECHA (2019)
This use is identified
under ECHA's uses at
industrial sites.
ECHA identifies use of DIDP in the manufacture of
lubricants and greases in European countries. No
further information about this use could be found and it
is unknown whether this is an ongoing use in the
United States.
Manufacture of fabricated metal
products
Industrial
Expected users are
based on SPIN's
industrial use
databases.
SPIN (2020)
SPIN reports use of DIDP in the manufacture of and
industry for fabricated metal products, except
machinery and equipment, in Nordic countries. No
further information about this use could be found and it
is unknown whether this is an ongoing use in the
United States.
Manufacture of machinery and
equipment
Industrial
Expected users are
based on SPIN's
industrial use
databases.
SPIN (2020)
SPIN reports use of DIDP in the manufacture, repair,
and installation of, and industry for, machinery and
equipment in Nordic countries. No further information
about this use could be found and it is unknown
whether this is an ongoing use in the United States.
Manufacture of motor vehicles,
trailers and semi-trailers
Industrial
Expected users are
based on SPIN's
industrial use
databases.
SPIN (2020)
SPIN reports use of DIDP in the manufacture of and
industry for motor vehicles, trailers, semi-trailers, and
other transportation equipment in Nordic countries. No
further information about this use could be found and it
is unknown whether this is an ongoing use in the
United States.
Manufacture of other non-metallic
mineral products
Industrial
Expected users are
based on SPIN's
industrial use
databases.
SPIN (2020)
SPIN reports use of DIDP in the manufacture of other
non-metallic mineral products in Nordic countries. No
further information about this use could be found and it
is unknown whether this is an ongoing use in the
United States.
Manufacture of wood and of
products of wood and cork, except
furniture; manufacture of articles of
straw and plaiting materials
Industrial
Expected users are
based on SPIN's
industrial use
databases.
SPIN (2020)
SPIN reports use of DIDP in the manufacture of wood,
products of wood and cork (except furniture), articles
of straw, and plaiting materials in Nordic countries. No
further information about this use could be found and it
is unknown whether this is an ongoing use in the
United States.
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Medical device manufacturing
Industrial
ECHA (2019); SPIN (2020)
This use is identified
under ECHA's uses at
industrial sites.
ECHA and SPIN identify use of DIDP in the
manufacture of medical devices in European and
Nordic countries. No further information about this use
could be found and it is unknown whether this is an
ongoing use in the United States.
Metal working fluids manufacturing
Industrial
ECHA (2019)
This use is identified
under ECHA's uses at
industrial sites.
ECHA identifies use of DIDP in the manufacture of
metal working fluids in European countries. No further
information about this use could be found and it is
unknown whether this is an ongoing use in the United
States.
Personal care products
Consumer
Danish EPA (2003b); ECHA (2019)
Danish EPA mapped
this chemical through a
survey of consumer
products.
Danish EPA identifies use of DIDP in earplugs, and
ECHA identifies use in cosmetics and personal care
products in European Countries. No further information
on this use could be found, and it is unknown whether
it is an ongoing use in the United States.
Pesticide
Unknown
EPA (2019); SPIN (2020)
Expected users are
unknown due to the
limited availability of
information.
EPA identifies DIDP as an inert ingredient for use in
nonfood pesticides. CPCat identifies DIDP as a FIFRA-
and OPPIN-reported inert pesticide ingredient. SPIN
identifies use of this chemical in non-agricultural
pesticides and preservatives in Nordic countries.
Polish and wax blend manufacturing
Industrial
ECHA (2019)
Expected users are
based on ECHA's uses
at industrial sites.
ECHA identifies use of this chemical in the
manufacture of polishes and wax blends in European
countries. No further information about this use could
be found and it is unknown whether this is an ongoing
use in the United States.
Process regulators
Unknown
SPIN (2020)
Expected users are
unknown due to the
limited availability of
information.
SPIN reports use of DIDP in process regulators in
Nordic countries. No further information about this use
could be found and it is unknown whether this is an
ongoing use in the United States.
Softeners
Industrial
GoodGuide (2011); SPIN (2020)
Expected users are
based on reporting of
this use under
GoodGuide's Industrial
Uses.
GoodGuide's Pollution Scorecard identifies use of
DIDP as a plasticizer in industrial softeners. SPIN
reports use of this chemical in softeners in Nordic
countries.
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Stabilizers
Unknown
SPIN (2020)
Expected users are
unknown due to the
limited availability of
information.
SPIN reports use of DIDP in stabilizers in Nordic
countries. No further information about this use could
be found and it is unknown whether this is an ongoing
use in the United States.
Transportation products
Unknown
CPCat (2015)
Expected users are
unknown due to the
limited availability of
information.
CPCat reports use of DIDP in transportation products.
Expected users are unknown due to the limited
availability of information.
Utilities
Industrial
SPIN (2020)
SPIN reports use of DIDP in electricity, gas, steam and
air conditioning supply in Nordic countries. No further
information about this use could be found and it is
unknown whether this is an ongoing use in the United
States.
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