Octocure ZMBT-50

Octocure ZMBT-50 is an aqueous anionic dispersion of zinc mercaptobenzothiazole. It is 50% active and functions as a ready-to-use accelerator for latex compounding. It is commonly used as a secondary accelerator in conjunction with a dithiocarbamate. This product is well suited for use as an additive in the production of latex and latex based products.

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Octocure 551

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