Rubber
170 years of technical expertise make us the one-stop-shop for the rubber industry.
We bring to the market tailor-made technical support and a complete range of materials, such as Elastomers, Curing Systems, Plasticizers, Fillers and many others. Discover also our made-to-measure solutions for the Weighing and Mixing steps.
Rubber
- Offers good heat resistance, light fastness and migration
- Formerly known as SAFICOLOR BLUE R512
- Offers solvents, acid and alkali resistance
- Highly soluble in hydrocarbon polymers
- Shows low activity as a vulcanizing agent
- It uses a proprietary binder system to incorporate oils and liquids on a powder binder system to improve weighing, shipping and handling
- It contains 70-74% TEA DL72 active
- It is nitrosamine-free
- Composed of tetra isobutyl thiuram disulphide
- Composed of trimethallyl isocyanurate
- Melting point: 80-85°C
- It is a trifunctional methacrylic monomer
- It is formulated with trimethylolpropane trimethacrylate (TMPTMA, also…
- Composed of 70% trithiocyanuric acid and 30% polymer-bound
- Assay : 68.0 - 72.0%
- 70% mixed para oriented styrenated diphenylamines blended with 30% silicon dioxide
- Shows very low volatility and low staining characteristics
- Provides rapid vulcanization
- Increases heat & tear resistance of latex films
- Non-staining
- Improves whiteness & brightness of colored latex compounds…
- It is non-staining material
- Improves whiteness and brightness for colored compounds
Safic-Alcan is a French independent distributor of specialty chemicals headquartered in Paris La Défense (France). The Company develops and provides wide ranges of polymers, materials and additives for the rubber, coatings, adhesives, thermoplastics, polyurethane, lubricants, detergency, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and nutraceuticals industries. With a network of 35 offices strategically located in Europe, Turkey, Middle East, North America, Mexico, South America, China and South Africa, and 780 people worldwide, Safic-Alcan generated a turnover of 907 M€ in 2022.
