Import Dinp Plasticizer — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

DINP plasticizer from Zoe is a diisononyl phthalate compound with a molecular weight of 390.5 g/mol, designed as a low-volatility alternative to DOP in PVC formulations. The listing states it provides improved cold temperature flexibility and enhanced permanence in final products. Its chemical structure reduces migration and extraction, making it suitable for long-term applications such as wire insulation and flexible films.

This grade is typically formulated with a purity of 98% or higher and exhibits low volatility under standard processing conditions. It is commonly used in toy films, electrical cables, and automotive interiors where resistance to oil, water, and aging is required. In industry practice, DINP is classified under ASTM D1566 and ISO 16899, with standard color values under 15 Hazen units and moisture content below 0.1%. The product is not intended for food-contact applications.

End users include manufacturers of PVC wire and cable, synthetic leather, and children’s toys. Buyers in Asia and Eastern Europe commonly source this material for cost-effective plasticization. Packaging is typically in 200 kg drums or 1000 kg IBCs. Trade terms such as FOB Shanghai or CIF are standard, but MOQ and lead time are not specified in the listing. Buyers must confirm these details directly with the supplier before placing an order.

Zoe is a supplier based in Changde, Hunan Province, China. The listing provides no details about manufacturing capacity, certifications, or years in operation. The company is classified with harbor trust tier and has no recorded response rate or average response time, indicating limited buyer interaction. There is no mention of in-house testing, quality control procedures, or direct production capability.

The supplier does not claim to be a producer of DINP, nor does the listing reference any quality certifications, client names, or export history. Buyers should assume this is a trading entity unless verified otherwise. No information is available on storage conditions, batch traceability, or third-party testing. Due diligence is required to confirm whether the material originates from a certified chemical plant or is sourced from a third party.