Anti-scorching Agents
Anti-scorching Agents are chemicals used in the rubber manufacturing process to prevent premature burning of the rubber during vulcanization. These agents help stabilize the vulcanization process and improve the final quality of rubber products.
Anti-Scorching Agents are widely used in the rubber industry to prevent premature vulcanization during processing. These agents are added to the rubber compound to increase its processing time and prevent scorching, which can lead to poor quality products. Anti-scorching agents have been developed to meet the specific needs of various rubber compounds and processing conditions and are an essential component of modern rubber processing.
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Benzotriazole Derivatives
- Vulcanization process
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Rubber Compounding
- Phthalate Derivatives
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Active Agents
| Products | Trade name | Structure/name | Density (g/mm3) | Process Metod | Applications | Data Sheet | MSDS |
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| Active Agents Chemicals | Triton™ X-100 | Polyoxyethylene glycol octylphenol ethers: C8H17–(C6H4)–(O-C2H4)1–25–OH | Wetting agent – coatings | ||||
| Active Agents Chemicals | Nonoxynol-9 | Polyoxyethylene glycol alkylphenol ethers: C9H19–(C6H4)–(O-C2H4)1–25–OH | Spermacide | ||||
| Active Agents Chemicals | Polysorbate | Polyoxyethylene glycol sorbitan alkyl esters | Food ingredient | ||||
| Active Agents Chemicals | Span® | Sorbitan alkyl esters | Polishes, cleaners, fragrance carriers | ||||
| Active Agents Chemicals | Poloxamers, Tergitol™, Antarox® | Block copolymers of polyethylene glycol and polypropylene glycol | Various |
