The use of pre-dispersed masterbatch to replace ordinary powder processingaids can reduce and eliminate chemical smoke and dust flying.
The use of pre-dispersed masterbatch can improve the dispersion effect andprocessing performance, improve product quality, ease of use, reduce themixing temperature.
Increasing the dispersion degree,reducing the dispersion time and meeting thereguirement of modern rubber of continous mixing at low temperature.
Formulators are constantly seeking a better balance between speed and safety, as well as between cure efficiency and environmental compliance. Among the many tools at their disposal, TMTM(TS)-80, a pr
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Petroleum resin, also known as hydrocarbon resin, is a synthetic resin derived from the byproducts of petroleum cracking. It is a versatile, low molecular weight thermoplastic resin that plays a criti
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When we think of tires, rubber seals, or hoses, we often forget that the rubber used to make them doesn’t come ready. It must go through a process, like a warm-up before a workout. That’s
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In modern industries pursuing cleaner processes and consistent performance, material uniformity and dispersion efficiency are key. TiO₂-80 is a pre-dispersed titanium dioxide masterbatch designed to d
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Have you ever thought about what converts simple polymers into complex heat-resistant, impact-resistant materials in adhesives, plastics, or coatings? The answer can be found in the crosslinking agent
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Dispersing agents or, in another term “Dispersants” are vital components of every formulator’s toolbox. They enable the maintenance of pigments and fillers till the point of painting
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What is Aramid Pulp and Why is It Used? Aramid pulp is a synthetic fibrous material derived from aramid (aromatic polyamide), a high-performance polymer known for its superior thermal resistance, stre
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Adhesive systems are critical to modern manufacturing, playing a central role in industries ranging from automotive and wood lamination to textiles and rubber. The performance of an adhesive depends n
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What is Anti-Scorching Agent An anti‑scorching agent (also known as a scorch retarder or vulcanization inhibitor) is a chemical additive incorporated into rubber formulations to postpone the beginning
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