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STUDY 01/2013EL2013-001Biological assessment of occupational exposure to di(isononyl) phthalate (DiNP)Outline of reasons and objectives
Di(isononyl) phthalate (DINP) is mainly used as a plasticizer in the flexible PVC industry, as a substitute for di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP). The industrial process is based on extrusion, and then gelling, in order…Learn more
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PRESENTATION 02/2014NOETUDE/C2014-025Biological monitoring of occupational exposure to di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) in two cases: the French flexible-PVC industry and the use of vinyl glovesDEHP is a phthalate plasticizer of PVC, classified as a Category 1B reproductive toxicant (EU). Soft PVC are very often plasticized with 40% (w/w) phthalates. As DEHP is weakly bound, the risk of contamination and cutaneous penetration should be considered…
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PRESENTATION 05/2016EL2013-001/C2016-091Occupational exposure to phthalates. Urinary biomonitoringPhthalates are economically important products with the most used for the tonnage implemented annually in the European Union can exceed 500,000 tons. They are used as plasticizers for plastics to make them more flexible, mainly in the polyvinyl…
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STUDY 01/2014ET2014-003Research on endocrine disruptor type effects, when exposed to DiNP in an industrial environmentAt INRS, in 2012, a study on the need for epidemiological research in the working environment on endocrine disruptors (reproductive effect) pointed to phthalates (DiNP, DEHP) as a priority class of substances to be examined. It is expected that DiNP…
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