Improved co-vulcanization of rubber blends.

From: Rubber World | Date: August 1, 2000| Author: Chemie, Rhein; Frueh, Thomas; Mueller, Giorgio | Copyright information

Dithioates are liquid substances available in either a dry liquid concentrate (silica bound) or as granules (polymer bound). These products have very good solubility and can be uniformly dispersed in the compound due to their good dispersion characteristics. The improved dispersion causes a more homogeneous distribution of the chemical which gives a better co-vulcanization. Thus, more homogeneous vulcanizate properties are achieved, e.g., better dynamic properties demonstrated by l...

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