Hydrocarbon-based release agents
Antistick 130
- According to the GHS08 safety data sheet, hazard, H304, EUH066
- Not classified as dangerous goods under ADR
- Flash point above 129 °C
- Antistick ECO 150 laboratory test: around 78 % fewer vapours and aerosols than with diesel
- Antistick ECO 150 LV laboratory test: around 80 % fewer vapours and aerosols than with diesel
- Antistick ECO 170 laboratory test: around 74 % fewer vapours and aerosols than with diesel
Item No. 0769
At a glance
This is what the release agent does
Raw material base
Classification
Flash point
Container
Laboratory test
Antistick ECO: significantly fewer fumes and aerosols than with diesel
In the laboratory test carried out by TPA GmbH, the measured value was Antistick ECO 150 at 120.6 mg/m³ – around 78 % below the level recorded with diesel (543.5 mg/m³). Diesel therefore resulted in a level 4.5 times higher than that of Antistick ECO 150.
In the laboratory test carried out by TPA GmbH, the measured value was Antistick ECO 150 LV at 105.9 mg/m³ – around 80 % below the figure for diesel (543.5 mg/m³). Diesel therefore resulted in a reading more than five times higher than that of Antistick ECO 150 LV. Without a release agent, the reading was 104.0 mg/m³ – ECO 150 LV is almost at this level.
In the laboratory test carried out by TPA GmbH, the measured value was Antistick ECO 170 at 141.1 mg/m³ – around 74 % below the level recorded with diesel (543.5 mg/m³). Diesel therefore resulted in a level almost four times higher than that of Antistick ECO 170.
Without release agent (reference) · 104.0 mg/m³
Antistick ECO 150 LV · 105.9 mg/m³
Antistick ECO 150 · 120.6 mg/m³
Antistick ECO 170 · 141.1 mg/m³
Diesel · 543.5 mg/m³
Work on a building site is never carried out entirely without a release agent. It is therefore crucial to compare this with a substance that is still frequently used: diesel. Diesel is a mineral oil product, and BG BAU advises against the use of release agents containing mineral oil.
Test report by TPA GmbH, Hamburg Laboratory, dated 6 October 2026: Measurements carried out in accordance with IFA Workbook 6305, Method 1, using SMA 8 S mastic asphalt at 150 °C; one measurement per variant; analysis carried out by the ANECO Institute for Occupational Safety. The laboratory results demonstrate the influence of the release agent in a direct comparison. They are not comparable with measurements taken on site or with the workplace exposure limit; in those contexts, the values are significantly lower. We will send you the full test report on request.
Deployment
Suitable for
- Asphalt mixing plants
- Asphalt transport
- Thermal moulds
- Asphalt paver
Processing
- Directions for use: Use undiluted
- Task: Apply a fine mist (spray)
- Storage: Store at 5–30 °C and protect from heat.
- Use pure
- Clean the surface beforehand, e.g. with Bituclean Extra
- Spray lightly and do not use too much
- Please refer to the safety data sheet
- We recommend Antistick ECO for the laying of rolled asphalt
Technical Specifications
Data as per the data sheet
Information as per the safety data sheet and technical data sheet. The most recent data sheet shall prevail.
- Appearance: Colourless liquid, characteristic odour
- Density (20 °C): approx. 0.9 g/cm³
- Viscosity: low (less than 4 mPa·s at 20 °C)
- Flash point: above 129 °C
- Transport: No dangerous goods as defined by ADR
- Water hazard class: WGK 1 (self-classification)
- Storage temperature: 5–30 °C
- Item number: 0769
Anti-Stick ECO
A comparison of the series
All three release agents are based on plant-derived raw materials (rapeseed oil methyl ester) and, according to the safety data sheet, are not classified as hazardous. They differ in terms of viscosity and their primary applications.
Antistick ECO 150
The standard for most applications in asphalt construction
- Flash point above 150 °C
- Viscosity: low (low viscosity)
- Manual and automatic
- Laboratory test: 120.6 mg/m³ (diesel: 543.5)
Antistick ECO 150 LV
For automatic spray systems with fine nozzles
- Flash point above 150 °C
- Viscosity: medium
- Fine nozzles, tight filters
- Laboratory test: 105.9 mg/m³ (diesel: 543.5)
Antistick ECO 170
Thicker – for long-lasting adhesion and high temperatures
- Flash point above 170 °C
- Viscosity: high (thick)
- Long transport routes, PmB
- Laboratory test: 141.1 mg/m³ (diesel: 543.5)
Documents
Documents relating to procurement and health and safety
We would be happy to send you the technical data sheet and tender documentation. The safety data sheet is provided to existing customers and prospective customers who receive a sample or a demonstration – please request this using the form.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Antistick 130 labelled?
Is there an alternative that does not require hazardous substance labelling?
Will Antistick 130 remain in the range?
What sizes are available, and how much do they cost?
Enquiry
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Please let us know the product, your approximate annual requirement, the packaging size and the delivery address. We will provide you with a quote tailored to your quantity. Sample quantities of 10 or 20 litres are available.
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