What is tbztd used for?

0.5 max. QUREACC®TBzTD is used as a fast curing primary accelerator or as a secondary accelerator in NR, SBR and NBR & also used in polychloroprene as a retarder. It is a safe secondary amine accelerator. TBzTD has been developed to replace thiurams such as TMTD in cases where the presence of harmful nitrosoamines is of concern.

What is accelerator tbztd?

Accelerator TBzTD has been developed to replace thiurams such as TMTD in cases where the presence of harmful nitrosoamines is of concern. The dibenzylnitrosoamine is not carcinogenic, according to published literature. TBzTD is a fast curing primary or secondary accelerator and sulfur donor in NR, SBR and NBR applications.

Is tbztd better than TMTD?

TBzTD is a fast curing primary or secondary accelerator and sulfur donor in NR, SBR and NBR applications. It is safer processing than TMTD and thus does not provide the curing activity (i.e. state-of-cure is lower and rate-of-cure is slower) of TMTD. Modest changes to the curing package (higher levels of elemental sulfur) can overcome this.

What is WESTCO™ TBzTD?

WESTCO™ TBzTD is a fast curing primary or secondary accelerator for NR, SBR, and NBR with long scorch times and low to nil nitrosamine generation during vulcanization. Packaging: 25 Kg Bags. Technical Product Sheets and SDS sheets are available for this 0.5% Max. accelerator.

Is tbztd a safe secondary amine accelerator?

It is a safe secondary amine accelerator. TBzTD has been developed to replace thiurams such as TMTD in cases where the presence of harmful nitrosoamines is of concern. Nitrosodibenzylamine is not carcinogenic, according to published literature

Is tbztd a carcinogenic thiuram?

TBzTD has been developed to replace thiurams such as TMTD in cases where the presence of harmful nitrosoamines is of concern. Nitrosodibenzylamine is not carcinogenic, according to published literature Available in 25 Kg paper bags. Store in a cool and dry place.