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Vanderbilt Chemicals
Butyl Tuads® by Vanderbilt Chemicals is sulfur donor accelerator for soluble cure systems in natural and polyisoprene rubbers. It is used in conjunction with amyl ledate in EPDM... view more
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Sulfur donor accelerator for soluble cure systems in natural and polyisoprene rubbers. Used in conjunction with amyl ledate in EPDM... view more
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Zinc dibutyldithiocarbamate. Used as an accelerator for EPDM and natural and synthetic latexes also as an antioxidant in thermoplastic rubbers and hot melts... view more
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Ethyl Tellurac® by Vanderbilt Chemicals is an accelerator based on dithiocarbamates. It offers high modulus vulcanization. It is suitable for rubbers such as NR, SBR, NBR and EPDM. It is generally... view more
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Sulfads® PWDR by Vanderbilt Chemicals is dipentamethylene thiuram hexasulfide. Acts as an ultra-accelerator and sulfur donor. It is soluble in acetone, chloroform, toluene and insoluble in water... view more
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Vanox® ZMTI by Vanderbilt Chemicals is a non-volatile antioxidant. Exhibits good color and works synergistically with other amine and phenol antioxidants to improve heat resistance in peroxide-cured... view more
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Varox® 802-40C by Vanderbilt Chemicals is non-sulfur curing agent for NR and SR. Cross-linking agent for PE, EPDM, EPM, EPR, silicone, EVA, CPA and VAE. Provides excellent compression set... view more
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Non-sulfur curing agent for NR and SR. Cross-linking agent for PE, EPDM, EPM, EPR, silicone, EVA, CPA and VAE. Provides excellent compression set... view more
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Non-sulfur curing agent for NR, IR, SBR, BR, NBR, EPDM and CR. Cross-linking agent for PE, EPR, silicone, EVA and VAE... view more
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