BASF and Avery Dennison collaborate to launch BASF's newest acrylates based on renewable electricity: Butyl acrylate RE and 2-Ethylhexyl acrylate RE.
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BASF and Avery Dennison collaborate to launch BASF's newest acrylates based on renewable electricity: Butyl acrylate RE and 2-Ethylhexyl acrylate RE. 3/31/2026 12:00:00 PM * BASF Corporation adds Butyl acrylate RE and 2-Ethylhexyl acrylate RE (Renewable Electricity) to its acrylate portfolio * Avery Dennison pioneered the commercialization of the RE acrylates in the adhesives and sealants value chain * Readily available drop-in solution for a broad range of applications BASF Corporation is launching Butyl acrylate RE and 2-Ethylhexylacrylate RE (Renewable Electricity), two new products that are manufactured at BASF's Freeport, Texas site with attributed electricity from renewable sources. This reduces CO[2] emissions in the manufacturing process and improves the products' carbon footprint compared to conventionally produced acrylic acid esters. For products with the suffix "RE", renewable electricity generated from wind and solar sources in Texas was attributed to the RE products to replace 100% of their consumption at the Freeport site.[1] Butyl acrylate RE and 2-Ethylhexylacrylate RE by BASF are completely equivalent to their conventionally produced counterparts in terms of quality and performance and can be used in a wide variety of polymer dispersion applications, with the coatings and adhesives industries as the primary target industries. Avery Dennison...
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