Rubber Curing Chemicals
The Concept of Rubber
Chemical components used for curing during the processing of raw rubber and rubber materials are called curing agents. These include: Zinc, Stearic Acid, MBT (Mercaptobenzothiazole), TMT (Hexamethylenetetramine), NDR (Nitrile Rubber), Sulfur, MBTS (Dibenzothiazole disulfide), Iron, and CBS (N-Cyclohexyl-2-benzothiazolesulfenamide). We produce these highly specialized and needed chemicals within our company. We act with great caution regarding the production stages. Throughout the process, we proceed in accordance with all internationally established standards. You can get more detailed information about how we proceed during the production process on our website at [website address]. At the same time, due to our experience with all rubber products, we also provide technical support and guidance services. As Melos A.Ş., you can ensure reliable service by utilizing our services.
Rubber Dough
Rubber and rubber derivatives are among the polymers that are not cross-linked but have the ability to be cross-linked, meaning they can be vulcanized. If subjected to deforming forces at high temperatures and heat, they exhibit dark liquid-like fluidity properties. They can be shaped under appropriate conditions. These properties make them suitable for use in industry and manufacturing. We can say that the concept of rubber is almost synonymous with the concept of elastomer. The concept of rubber is shaped in this way. Its ability to be cross-linked can be explained by the vulcanization of rubber. Vulcanization refers to the process where rubber and rubber raw materials undergo chemical changes and irreversibly acquire elastic properties. High plastic properties transform into elastic properties after vulcanization. The rubber raw materials used in seals, belts, and spare parts, before being processed in industrial manufacturing, are called rubber dough. This dough, in its molded state, is processed in the form of dough sheets.
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