Rubber Additives

Trithiocyanuric Acid TCY Yellowish Powder For ACM ECO CR Rubber DESCRIPTION Trithiocyanuric acid (TCY) is a chemical compound commonly used as a crosslinking agent in the production of rubber and plastic products. It's known for its ability to improve the heat resistance and mechanical properties of these materials. TCY is also used in the synthesis of several other compounds in the chemical industry. Chemical Name:Trithiocyanuric acid 1,3,5-Triazine-2,4,6-trithiol; s

Bisphenol AF BPAF Masterbatch Bisphenol AF Content 48 - 51% White Pellet DESCRIPTION Bisphenol AF Masterbatch is a type of industrial chemical compound designed for use in the plastics industry. It is a blend of Bisphenol AF (BPAF), a chemical used as a monomer in polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins, and a carrier material. The masterbatch is used to facilitate the even distribution of BPAF in the final plastic product during the manufacturing process. It provides

Curing Agent Ewol No.2 DESCRIPTION Curing Agent Ewol No.2 is a specialized compound used for the curing process of AEM (Acrylic Ethylene Methacrylate) rubber. It plays a crucial role in enhancing the rubber's overall properties such as its resistance to heat, oil, and weathering. This curing agent ensures improved durability and performance of the end products made from AEM rubber. Its efficient curing characteristics make it an ideal choice in the rubber industry. However,

Curing Agent Ewol No.1-1 DESCRIPTION Curing Agent Ewol No.1-1 is a specialized chemical that enhances the properties of the rubber by promoting the vulcanization process. This process involves heating the rubber with the curing agent to create cross-links between the polymer chains of the rubber. The curing agent ensures the AEM rubber has improved durability, elasticity, and resistance to factors such as heat, oil, and weather. The specific composition and properties of the

Curing Agent Ewol No.1-2 DESCRIPTION Ewol No.1-2 Curing Agent is a specialized chemical designed to augment the characteristics of rubber via the vulcanization process. This procedure necessitates the use of the curing agent to heat the rubber, fostering the creation of cross-links amidst the polymer chains of the rubber. Such a process amplifies the durability, elasticity, and resilience of AEM rubber against elements like heat, oil, and varying weather conditions. However,