Bio-Based and Recycled Content Polyols. Product Brochure

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Bio-Based and Recycled Content Polyols Product Brochure

Pioneering natural-based innovations for 175 years Emery Oleochemicals is a leading solutions provider in renewable-based specialty chemicals with global operations spanning Asia, Europe and the U.S. Dedicated to providing customers with best-in-class products derived from natural sources, we pride ourselves on having a diverse portfolio known for its performance, economics, and environmentally responsible properties. Guided by an inventive spirit that goes beyond providing high performance solutions, we are able to assist your business cope with the challenges of markets that are going greener by the day. Our combined strengths in cutting-edge research, technology, and development and in-depth knowledge and understanding of markets and customer needs, allow us to expand the boundaries of science and advance sustainable solutions. Our competitive advantage is translated into a wide-ranging portfolio of target markets including Eco-friendly Polyols, Agro Green, Bio-Lubricants, Green Polymer Additives, Home and Personal Wellness and OleoBasics. Working with customers to build a resource-efficient way of life makes us your preferred natural-based chemical solutions partner. Your preferred partner in sustainable polyurethanes Transforming market needs into innovative products through our renewable and INFIGREEN recycled content polyols, our Eco-Friendly Polyols are poised to provide the polyurethanes industry with custom solutions providing value-added performance benefits that can be integrated economically into sustainable products and processes. Creating polyols that enhance your formulations and end-products to go beyond performance requirements, optimize processing parameters, and be environmentally responsible. These are excellent raw materials for use in the manufacture of insulation, furniture, automotive applications, major appliances and coatings, adhesives, sealants & elastomers (CASE). Overview and INFIGREEN polyols provide our customers, formulators and end-users with enhanced performance properties, increased efficiencies, and sustainability, and are excellent raw materials for use in the manufacture of polyurethane foams for building and construction, furniture and bedding, automotive applications, major appliances, packaging foams and coatings, adhesives, sealants, and elastomers (CASE) applications. Spurred by our solutions orientation for an evolving polyurethanes industry, we work closely with customers to develop sustainable chemistry that offers long-term value and performance comparable to or better than existing petrochemical technology. Our innovation is focused on creating customizable solutions that can be integrated economically into a variety of polyurethane applications where performance and sustainability are essential. For polyurethane systems, sustainability is a significant challenge. It continues to be important to consumers and is increasingly specified by Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEMs). Today, the majority of the available rapidly renewable (bio-based) content polyols are based on modified natural oils (NOPs, or natural oil polyols) which are more difficult to engineer to a specific application than its petrochemical equivalent. The challenge is even greater for recycled content polyol solutions where commercial options are limited. Until now. 1

and INFIGREEN Polyols for versatility and innovations in sustainable polyurethanes We offer our customers unique, value-added and sustainable polyol products that address key performance and environmental issues while also reducing the amount of scrap foam sent to landfills. Emery Oleochemicals in 2015, made its mark as the world s first industrial-scale facility capable of using scrap foam as feedstock to manufacture a new range of sustainable polyols marketed under the INFIGREEN trade name. Emery Oleochemicals, Cincinnati By leveraging Emery Oleochemicals proprietary feedstock ozonolysis technology, the company is wellpositioned to provide performance bio-based polyol solutions - marketed under the trade name. Combined, our bio-based and recycled content polyols offer wide-ranging solutions suited for multiple industries and applications, such as building and construction, insulation, automotive, furniture and bedding, major appliances, packaging, and coatings, adhesives, sealants and elastomers (CASE). Polyols INFIGREEN Polyols Engineered for Performance and Sustainability Making Urethane Recycling a Reality Based on rapidly renewable feedstock. Chemical recycling of polyurethane foam. Performance for flexible and rigid foams, CASE applications. Designed to address the recycle needs of the polyurethane industry. Polyols polyols are based on renewable azelaic (C9 dibasic) acids produced via Emery Oleochemicals ozonolysis technology (Figure 1). Emery Oleochemicals ozonolysis technology and process was developed in the 1950s to produce azelaic and pelargonic acid (C9 dibasic and C9 monobasic acid respectively) from oleic acid and is a well-established large-scale commercial production process. Natural Oils Fatty Acids Saturated Fatty Acids Monobasic Acids Unsaturated Fatty Acids Diols and Higher Functional Alcohols Ozonolysis Dibasic Acids Esterification Polyols Glycerin Emery Oleochemicals back integration Figure 1: Process flow chart of polyols. Gray box demonstrates Emery Oleochemicals long history and consistency with this process, including our back integration and unique process technology. The esterification process allows for the design freedom to customize value-added solutions for our customers and partners while combining the benefits of our long history, consistency and quality. 2

Polyols The process starts with natural oils that are split into glycerin and fatty acids. The fatty acids are separated into saturated (e.g., stearic) and unsaturated (e.g., oleic) fatty acids. Oleic acid is a C18 mono functional acid with an unsaturation between the C9 and C10 position. When reacted with ozone, the unsaturation is cleaved, forming acid groups on both sides of the unsaturated site. The result is a mix of monobasic and dibasic acid compounds, which are separated and further purified. The dibasic acid streams from the ozonolysis process are converted to polyols by reaction with diols, glycerin, or higher functional alcohols via esterification. The benefit is that, while there is high bio-based content from these feed streams, the chemist has all the polyol structure design freedom typical of a petrochemical ester polyol. This allows for bio-based polyols that can be better optimized for specific application needs than typical NOP or bio-based polyols. Further, the ozone process is robust over a broad range of high unsaturation content natural oils and eliminates the seasonality that can be present in more traditional NOP polyols. Engineered for performance and sustainability. Without compromise. Polyols are first of its kind renewable polyols produced via Emery Oleochemicals proprietary ozonolysis technology, and its unique characteristics include: Engineered for performance like a petrochemical product and sustainable through its use of rapidly renewable natural oils Versatile chemical structure enables product development from linear to highly branched, and a broad range of molecular weights and viscosities Good reactivity high to moderate reactivity (primary and/or secondary hydroxyl groups) Cost-effective replacements for petroleum-based polyols and available for rigid / flexible foams and CASE application Renewable content typically in the 70-100% range. USDA BioPreferred approved products Custom Polyol solutions can be developed for your unique product needs polyols are well suited for a broad range of applications: Rigid foams: high hydroxyl number/highly branched polyols Flexible foams: low hydroxyl number/slightly branched polyols CASE (Coatings, Adhesives, Sealants, Elastomers): low to high hydroxyl / linear to branched polyols 3

Value-adding through renewable solutions, certified BioPreferred polyols have bio-based content typically in the 70-100% range, an ideal fit in our pursuit to cutting-edge innovations. Backed by our drive in sustainable product stewardship, Emery Olechemicals participates in the certification process with the U.S. Department of Agriculture s (USDA) BioPreferred program. A voluntary labeling initiative for bio-based products, it certifies that the product meets the USDA bio-based content standards. In receiving the certification for selected products, our customers are assured of the bio-based claims and are empowered in making informed purchasing decisions, relevant to their own product development and sustainability agenda. DID YOU KNOW polyols offer a high level of design freedom and can replace petroleum-based polyols, typically at higher substitution rates than other renewable polyols. Research also shows that polyols often provide improved performance over soy polyols. The following products have earned the USDA BioPreferred program s Certified Biobased Product label: TYPICAL PROPERTIES PRODUCT HYDROXYL VALUE mg KOH/g VISCOSITY (25 C) BIO-BASED CONTENT (%) DESCRIPTION AND RECOMMENDED APPLICATION Polyol 14001 50 2400 99% Slightly branched Polyol for Flexible Slab (Conventional, Memory) and Molded Foams Secondary hydroxyl Polyol 14050 50 9000 80% Branched Polyol for Flexible Slab (Conventional, Memory) and Molded Foams, CASE Primary hydroxyl Polyol 14055 50 5000 80% Slightly Branched Polyol for Flexible Slab (Conventional, Memory) and Molded Foams, CASE Primary hydroxyl Polyol 14250 345 270 69% Linear Polyol for Rigid Foams, CASE Primary hydroxyl Polyol 14270 355 2000 98% Highly Branched Polyol for Rigid Foams Provides good foam flow and excellent properties Polyol 14275 375 2500 99% Highly Branched Polyol for Rigid Foams, with Catalytic Activity For more information on USDA BioPreferred visit www.biopreferred.gov 4

INFIGREEN Polyols This multi-award winning approach to recycling polyurethane foam is a first of its kind aromatic polyether/ester polyol and consists of a range of products manufactured via glycolysis of polyurethane scrap (Figure 2). The INFIGREEN process starts with polyurethane foam scrap. The scrap can be either rigid or flexible foams based on either ether or ester chemistry, and as a general rule it is best to use a scrap grade that is similar in structure to the grade of foam one intends to produce from the resultant polyol. The glycolysis product is further worked to remove any residual solids that may have been introduced into the foam scrap stream and the hydroxyl value is adjusted to meet an application specification. Closed Loop: Your material back to you Of particular interest is the potential for closed loop processing of a foam producer s scrap. Depending on the grade and application, foam production can have high yield loss. There is a keen interest in the industry to find methods of reintroducing the scrap foam back into the foam process, especially for difficult to rebond grades of foam. In the closed loop process, the foam producer s scrap is converted back to polyol and returned for reprocessing into the foam manufacturing process. With closed loop processing, your own chemistry is returned back to you and issues of variability and formulation change are minimized. Optional Closed Loop Glycol Scrap Foam Trans Esterification Proprietary Processing INFIGREEN Polyols Foam Production Figure 2: Process flow chart of INFIGREEN recycled content polyols. INFIGREEN polyols are well suited for a broad range of flexible and rigid foam applications, and this first of its kind aromatic polyether/ester polyols is produced via Emery Oleochemicals proprietary chemical process that uses scrap polyurethane as the key raw material. Its unique attributes include: Versatile chemical formulation with a range of molecular weights and viscosities possible High to moderate reactivity, depending upon the application requirements Cost-effective replacement for petroleum-based polyols for rigid and flexible foams Broad feedstock capabilities with the use of many types of scrap polyurethane foam for custom tailored solutions Closed-loop processing for best performance, sustainability goal measurement and economics DID YOU KNOW INFIGREEN polyols are a higher valued, environmentally responsible solution for its ability to use scrap polyurethane foam. Offering quantifiable environmental stewardship for postindustrial foam, INFIGREEN provides an alternative to landfilling for difficult to rebond scrap. 5

TYPICAL PROPERTIES PRODUCT HYDROXYL VALUE VISCOSITY (25 C) RECOMMENDED APPLICATIONS INFIGREEN 100 170 3000 INFIGREEN 300 290 4000 Flexible slab Molded foams Flexible slab Molded foams Memory foams Conventional foams Memory foams INFIGREEN 420A 385 1100 Injected pour-in-place foams Rigid/semi-rigid foams INFIGREEN 420R 395 1100 Pour-in-place foams Rigid/semi-rigid foams Reduced reactivity INFIGREEN 429 380 1500 Pour-in-place Rigid foams Spray Foams (More crosslinking and catalytic behavior) INFIGREEN 500 395 2000 Pour-in-place Spray Foams Rigid foams Specialty Ester Facility, Cincinnati Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, the Emery Oleochemicals site spans over 140,000 sqm (35 acres) and has been operational since 1885. Our new bio-based and recycled content polyols plant designed for polyurethane applications was commercialized in 2015. Contact Us: Emery Oleochemicals GmbH Paul-Thomas-Strasse 56, 40599 Düsseldorf, Germany T +49 211 5611 2000 F +49 211 5611 2600 E efp.europe@emeryoleo.com Emery Oleochemicals LLC 4900 Este Avenue, 45232 Cincinnati, OH, USA T +1 513 762 2500 F +1 513 246 3340 E efp.americas@emeryoleo.com Emery Oleochemicals (M) Sdn Bhd Lot 4, Jalan Perak, Kawasan Perusahaan, 42500 Telok Panglima Garang, Selangor, Malaysia T +603 3326 8686 F +603 3326 8787 E efp.asia@emeryoleo.com Disclaimer: The content in this document is provided on an as is and as available basis purely for informational purposes and does not constitute any warranty, whether express, implied or statutory, including but not limited to warranties or guarantees of merchantability, fitness or suitability for a particular purpose nor any representations of a binding nature. EMERY OLEOCHEMICALS EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE SUITABILITY OF THE PRODUCTS FOR ANY SPECIFIC OR PARTICULAR PURPOSES INTENDED BY THE USER. Suggestions for the use and application of the products and guide formulations are solely for informational purposes only and you are advised to carry out any necessary steps to test the suitability of the products for your intended processes and purposes. You are solely responsible for compliance with all applicable laws and regulations in use of the products including any third party intellectual property rights and shall continue to bear all liability or risk arising from use of the products. All indications marked with a TM or symbol are trademarks belonging to legal entities within the Emery Oleochemicals group of companies. Release 03 / 2016 Subject to alteration & errors and omissions excepted. CREATING VALUE www.emeryoleo.com