Zinc Derivatives

In rubber compounds, Zinc Oxide RAC enables reduc­­tion of the dosing quantity relative to the thermal zinc oxides by as much as 50% with the same or improved phys­ical prop­er­­ties in the resulting product. In addi­­tion, Zinc Oxide RAC S offers an optim­­ized grain size distri­bu­­tion.

Addi­tional product inform­a­tion:

• Activ­ator for sulfur and thiuram vulcan­­iz­a­­tion
• Ideal for inert systems like EPDM
• Outstanding price-perform­ance ratio
• Optim­­ized compos­i­­tion for vulcan­­iz­a­­tion
• Reduc­­tion of heavy metal content by up to 50% is possible relative to conven­­tional systems

Since we apply the “core-shell” prin­­ciple known from medi­­cine and cata­lysis to zinc oxide, we need less zinc, because only the particle boundary layer of finely distrib­uted ZnO molecules persists – and these are avail­­able for chem­ical reac­­tions. This results in vulcan­­iz­ates with signi­fic­antly improved prop­er­­ties.

Addi­tional product inform­a­tion:

• Suit­­able for use in the rubber industry
• A vulcan­­iz­a­­tion activ­ator with signi­fic­antly reduced zinc content for better phys­ical prop­er­­ties at the same time

Addi­tional product inform­a­tion:

• High purity for zinc-cata­­lyzed processes
• High surface area for high conver­­­sion rates
• Activ­ator for sulfur and thiuram vulcan­­iz­a­­tion
• Suit­­able for the manu­­fac­ture of trans­­parent and trans­lu­­cent rubber items

Addi­tional product inform­a­tion:

• Vulcan­­iz­a­­tion activ­ators with emphasis on price, perform­ance, and ecology
• 1:1 exchange of thermal zinc oxides

Addi­tional product inform­a­tion:

• Suit­­able for removal of hydrogen sulfide (e.g., in crude oil and gas explor­a­­tion)
• Equally applic­able in fertil­izers