Surface Treated Sulphur
Product Details:
Product Description
With the employment of advanced technology and innovative tools, we offer an excellent quality of Surface Treated Sulphur. The provided sulphur is carefully formulated by mixing standard quality copper sulfate and sodium carbonate in line with the set industry norms of quality. Owing to its accurate composition and long shelf life, this sulphur is widely acclaimed amongst clients. Available in granule and powder form, this Surface Treated Sulphur is broadly used as a fertilizer in agriculture industry and is used in the manufacturing of rubber.
Features:
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Avoids blooming during storage of green compound.
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No formation of aggregates appears in the rubber avoiding local over cure.
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Improved dispersion provides higher physical properties, both before and after aging.
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In dynamic applications it provides higher service life. E.g. in rice dehusking rollers. Due to local burning and presence of phenolic resin in the product, failure of the product can be earlier and erratic. Proper dispersion of sulphur avoids such failure.
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In colored applications, uniform dispersion of sulphur is very important, which is provided by CCS. Due to this brown spots are not observed on the surface.
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Material: Treated / Modified Sulphur
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Appearance: Yellow Powder
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Ash, %: 1.0 Max.
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Mesh Size: 200 Min.
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Moisture, %: 1.0 Max.
Function:
Sulphur Dispersion has always been problem for rubber industry. This is particularly true for Nitrile Rubber, to some extent Polychloroprene and EPDM Rubber.
CCS has been electrically / chemically surface treated to avoid agglomeration. This electric charge allows the particles to disperse well in rubber matrix. It very effectively replaces Magnesium Carbonate Coated Sulphur.
Typical Applications:
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Rice Dehusking Rollers
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Football Cover
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Textile Cots and Aprons
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LPG Tubing
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Textile blankets and Rolls
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Oil Seals and O Rings based on NBR.
CCS treated sulphur should be mixed as usually followed for various rubbers. For Nitrile Rubber, it should be added immediately after rubber is warmed up and forms the band on the mill. For soft compounds, it can be added at the last stage of mixing. Tight nip refining will help further improvement in dispersion of CCS.
Please find below the classic example of ageing properties and compounding comparison:
Formula:
Nitrile Rubber (Medium): 100, ZnO: 5, Strearic Acid: 1, HAF: 30, Clay: 10, DOP: 10, CBS: 1.2, TMT: 0.2, Sulphur: 1.5
Rheometric Test Report at 150oC | MC | CCS |
| 03.94 | 04.17 |
Curing Temp oC / Time Min. | 150/20 | 150/20 |
| 62 | 62 |
Physical Testing After Ageing at 100oC for 48 hrs. | | |
| 68 | 67 |
Compression Set at 70oC for 48 hrs, 25% Deflection (%) | 34.20 | 30.10 |
*Observation Remarks: Better physicals are observed with CCS over MC Sulphur. |
Formula:
Nitrile Rubber (Medium): 100, ZnO: 5, Strearic Acid: 1, HAF (N-330): 35, DOP: 10, CBS: 1.2, TMTD: 0.2, Sulphur: 1.5
Properties | Normal MC | SCCARE CCS |
6-ppd | 1.0 150 | 0.7 150 |
Physical Testing After Ageing at 100oC for 70 hrs. | ||
| 63 (+3) | 63 (+3) |
Compression Set at 70oC for 48 hrs, 25% Deflection ASTMD - 395, (%) | 22.70 | 16.80 |
*Observation Remarks: CCS provide better before ageing properties as compared to MS Sulphur. Inspite of lower anti-oxidants/anti-ozonants, properties are similar after ageing. |
Formula:
Nitrile Rubber (Medium): 100, ZnO: 5, Strearic Acid: 1, HAF: 30, DOP: 10, CBS: 1.2, TMT: 1.2, Sulphur: 1.5
Properties | MC | SCCARE CCS |
CLAY, phr | 60 | 70 |
Physical Testing Before Ageing | 150 | 150 |
*Observation Remark: Additional China Clay does not deter CCS |