Which rubber accelerators are suitable for vulcanization?

Western Reserve Chemical offers a full range of rubber accelerators to increase the speed of the vulcanization of rubber. We supply both primary and secondary accelerators that are suitable for both for natural rubber and synthetic rubber compounds including NR, CR, SBR, NBR, BR, EPDM and chlorobutyl rubber.

Who is PMC rubber chemicals?

PMC Rubber Chemicals is a state of the art developer, producer and marketer of rubber chemicals offering a comprehensive range of products including accelerators, antioxidants, antiozonants, retarders, and peptizers. Our well-known trademarks Accicure, Accinox, Accitard and Accimel which have been workhorses of the global industry for decades.

What types of rubber accelerators do you offer?

We supply both primary and secondary accelerators that are suitable for both for natural rubber and synthetic rubber compounds including NR, CR, SBR, NBR, BR, EPDM and chlorobutyl rubber. We offer a wide range of cure speeds from delayed action to ultra-accelerators. Below is a rubber accelerators list of products that we offer.

What is a thiuram accelerator?

The thiuram class comprises accelerators like TMTM, TMTD, TETD, TBzTD, and DPTT. Thiurams are highly efficient accelerators used in the vulcanization of NR, SBR, BR, NBR, and other highly unsaturated rubbers. They are particularly favored as primary accelerators for low-unsaturation rubbers like butyl (IIR) and EPDM, which undergo sulfur curing.

Which dithiocarbamate accelerator is best for dry rubber compounds?

The activities of various dithiocarbamate accelerators in dry rubber compounds, regarding cure characteristics, can be summarized as follows: Scorch Safety: ZDMC exhibits the longest scorch safety, followed by ZDEC, and then ZDBC. Cure Rate: ZDBC, ZDEC, and ZMDC all have similar fast cure rates.

Which thiuram accelerator has the best cure rate?

The activity of various thiuram accelerators can be summarized as follows in terms of cure characteristics: Scorch Safety: TMTD exhibits the longest scorch safety, followed by TETD, and then TMTM. Cure Rate: TMTM, TETD, and TMTD all possess similar fast curing rates.