Meyors Chemical HD 60-33 Rubber Vulcanization Agent

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Meyors Chemical HD 60-33 Rubber Vulcanization Agent
Categories:	Other Engineering Material; Additive/Filler for Polymer
Material Notes:	Product Code: MSHQD -VA030-02 OT Chemical Name: Polymeric Sulfur Trade Name: Rubber Vulcanization agent HD 60-33 CAS No.: Polymeric Sulfur: 9035-99-8; Rhombic Sulfur: 7704-34-9; Silicon dioxide: 7631-86-9; High pressure and hydrotreated naphthenic oil: 64742-52-5 Typical Properties: Yellow powder with slight odor, non-toxic. HD 60-33 is not stable and can convert to soluble sulfur. HD 60-33 is insoluble in CS2 and in water. Recommended Applications: HD 60-33 is a non-blooming vulcanizing agent for unsaturated. It is polymeric sulfur and is insoluble in elastomers so it will retard bin scorch, prevent migration of sulfur and preserve surface tack. This is important in the manufacture of tires and other plied up rubber goods. HD 60-33 is a special grade with high thermal stability. Information provided by Meyors Chemical INC Limited
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Physical Properties	Metric	English	Comments

Density	1.40 - 1.50 g/cc	0.0506 - 0.0542 lb/in³
Molecular Weight	256.5 g/mol	256.5 g/mol
Ash	<= 0.050 %	<= 0.050 %

Descriptive Properties
Appearance	Non-rised yellow powder
Content	<0.05%		Acid Content (as H2SO4)
	<0.5%		Residues ( 63µm)
	>90%		Insoluble sulfur content (On total S)
	66-68%		Element Sulfur
Loss on drying	<0.5%
Stability	>80%		high temperature (105 ?15 minutes) insoluble sulfur content

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