 Accelerant |
Accelerators, used to promote vulcanization, enhance rubber's physical (e.g., tensile strength) and chemical (e.g., resistance to chemicals and temperature) properties. They are categorized as inorganic or organic. Though used in small amounts, accelerators significantly impact vulcanized rubber's strength, durability, and processing efficiency, making their correct selection and dosage essential for optimal rubber product performance. |
Product
BZ-P
CBS(CZ)
DCBS(DZ)
DPG
MBT(M)
MBTS(DM)
MOR(NOBS)
NS(TBBS)
TBZTD
TET
TMTD(TT)
TMU
TOT-N
TTCU
TET
Products scientific
：
Tetraethylthiuramdisulfide
Applicable products ：
natural rubber (NR). Isoprene rubber (IR). Butadiene rubber (BR). Styrene butadiene rubber (SBR). Acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber (NBR). Butyl rubber (IIR). Ethylene propylene rubber (EPDM)
Function & features ：
as an accelerant performance is almost the same as TT-P, but because the nature and spits creams little charred, very good use. Usage is subject to TT-P. Curing agent are the same and TT-P. If you want to have the same effect and use TT-P, you must increase the dosage of 12%. When used in LaTeX is stronger than TT-P effect. Used in the CR is as a reducing agent (Retarder). For sulfur-modified CR can also be plastic solutions agent. (TET for powdered products)
Scope of application：
rubber manufacturing