BASF: LoxanolCA5310
BASF · Supplier-reported · Awaiting human review
Listed claims
- Renewable monoester replaces conventional volatile coalescents
- retained in film.
Suggested applications
- ACE
- Air barriers
- Construction adhesives and sealants
- EIFS
- Industrial coatings
- OPV
- Roof coatings
Sustainability highlights
- Low VOC — supplied one-page image / current BASF product description.
- Low odor — supplied image and current product page.
- Contains >80% renewable content — supplied undated one-page image
- measurement basis not stated.
Performance highlights
- Improved scrub resistance
- Good low-temperature cure
- Higher gloss values
- Improved rheology modifier efficiency
- Good color acceptance / color development
- Non-yellowing
- Supplier claim: non-hazardous and based on renewable resources
- verify current regional SDS
Grade scope & review questions
- Material summary preserves the BASF text supplied by the owner. Source conflict: product webpage and image say <50 g/L VOC; uploaded August 2026 Rev 3 TDS says <100 g/L. The >80% renewable-content figure is from the image and is absent from the uploaded TDS. It is not established as a measured biogenic-carbon percentage. TDS p2 gives typical 1–2% of total formulation, optimized by MFFT; not a replacement ratio. Non-hazardous is a supplier claim, not an independent SDS finding. The one-page image is undated and distinct from the August 2026 Rev 3 TDS.
- Gap: Confirm the differing intended VOC-formulation statements with BASF.
- Gap: Obtain the method/basis for >80% renewable content and current regional SDS.
- No exact chemical identity/CAS supplied for this commercial grade or family; do not infer one from chemistry words or trade name.
- Current BASF webpage/undated owner marketing image says <50g/L VOC while uploaded August2026Rev3TDS says <100g/L; keep source conflict and >80% renewable measurement-basis gap.
Supplier references
basf.com reference 1 ↗download.basf.com reference 2 ↗insights.basf.com reference 3 ↗Source check: 2026-11-03. Current supplier documents, certification scope and exact grade still require review.