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| Akrochem DOTG |
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| 1,3-di-O-tolylguanidine |
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| Di-o-tolyl guanidine |
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| 97-39-2 |
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Akrochem Accelerator DOTG provides strong activation for thiazole (MBTS, MBT, ZMBT) accelerated curing systems in NR, SBR, NBR.
It is also effective in CR with thiuram/sulfur cures.
DOTG exhibits better processing safety than DPG (diphenyl guanidine).
The high efficiency of DOTG allows the use of 20% less DOTG than DPG to achieve the same degree of vulcanization.
DOTG requires the use of zinc oxide to develop a good cure.
Fatty acids are not required
in fact, excess fatty acids (>1phr) may cause a reduction in physical properties.
Vulcanizates cured with DOTG result in high states of cure.
Compounds using DOTG as a secondary accelerator can be vulcanized by all methods (press, steam, hot air).
Antioxidants are always recommended for maximum aging protection.
Although DOTG is acceptable under CFR 21, section 177.2600 "Rubber Articles Intended for Repeated Food Contact," its pronounced odor and bitter taste imparted to a rubber article may preclude its use in food-handling applications.
DOTG will also cause white compounds to discolor when they are exposed to light (less so than DPG, however). |
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Appearance Off-white powder
Solubility Acetone, ethyl alcohol, ethyl acetate and methyl chloride.
Insoluble in gasoline and water.
Melt Point 170¡ÆC min.
Specific Gravity 1.18
Storage Stability Good: 24 month shelf-life when stored in closed original containers
Packaging 44 pound bags |
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