What is TAIC (triallyl isocyanurate)?

55 max. Cross-linking agent TAIC (Triallyl isocyanurate) is a multi-functional olefin monomer containing aromatic heterocyclic, which is mainly used as cross-linking agent and modifier. 1.

Can TAIC be used as a co-vulcanizing agent?

TAIC is available as co-vulcanizing agent for ethylene-propylene rubber, fluorine rubber, CPE and other special rubber (with DCP and the amount is 0.5 to 4% by weight), can significantly shorten the curing time,improve strength, abrasion resistance, insoluble, corrosion resistance. 3.

Is TAIC a good cross-linking agent for acrylic ion exchange resin?

TAIC is available as cross-linking agent for acrylic, styrene-type ion exchange resin, has less usage, higher quality than di-vinylbenzene cross-linking agent, can prepare for ionic exchange resins with anti-pollution, high strength, large diameter, heat-resistance, acid and alkali resistance, excellent anti-oxidation properties.

What is TAIC used for?

Under normal temperature, it has stable properties and can be stored for extended periods. TAIC is used as the cocrosslinker for thermoplastics (PE and EVA) and acrylic and styrene type ionic exchange resins. It is used as the modifier for resins such as acrylate, unsaturated polyester, epoxy and DAP.

Is TAIC soluble in water?

While soluble in aromatics, ethanol, acetone, and halo-hydrocarbon, TAIC is in-soluble in water. It is a triazine ring multi-functional olefin monomer, which may be subjected to aco-polymerization or be homogenously polymerized or crosslinked with various olefins, during which various characteristic reactions for aliphatic olefins may take place.