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Octolite AO-50
Octolite AO-50 is a dispersible aqueous emulsion composed of a synergistic blend of sterically hindered phenol and thioester (ditridecylthiodipropionate). This economical, non-staining, non-discoloring antioxidant provides good stabilization and protection to synthetic and natural latex polymers. Octolite AO-50 is ideally suited for use in carboxylated SBR latex compounds and adhesives.
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Octocure 462
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Octocure 487
Octocure 487 is an aqueous anionic dispersion of tetramethylthiuram disulfide. It is 50% active and functions as a ready-to-use accelerator for latex compounding. It is commonly used in SBR and natural latex compounds for a sulfurless cure. This product may also be used at lower concentrations as a slow precure accelerator in natural latex.
Octocure 530
Octocure 530 is an aqueous anionic dispersion of diphenylguanidine that functions as a ready-to-use accelerator in latex compounding. It is wet milled to a fine particle size for maximum activity. It works in low concentrations as a strong secondary accelerator in SBR, neoprene, and nitrile latices. This product is typically used as an activator for MBT and other thiazole accelerators, or in conjunction with dithiocarbamates or thiocarbanilides.
Octocure 551
Octocure 551 is an aqueous anionic dispersion of N,N'-diphenylthiourea. This milled, 50% active thiocarbanalide dispersion is used in neoprene latex, natural rubber latex, and cement applications as a fast-curing accelerator. For neoprene latex, it is usually used in conjunction with diphenyl guanidine.
