Chloroprene Rubber CR2443

Chloroprene rubber appears as a lumpy matter that varies in color from milky white to slightly yellowish. You can see it as white or grey chips commonly. The Chloroprene rubber does not have any mechanical impurities other than talcum powder. The primary characteristics of chloroprene rubber include a high crystallization rate along with strong cohesion and higher adhesion strength. Most important of all, chloroprene rubber has promising ozone resistance capabilities.

The productivity of Chloroprene rubber is due to the high bond strength obtained through mercaptan modification and chloroprene monomer through emulsion polymerization. The notable uses of chloroprene rubber in making adhesives is through the preparation of resin solution and the preparation of adhesives. The preparation of resin solutions involves the use of mixed solvents, phenolic resin, distilled water, and active magnesium oxide for a chelate reaction at normal room temperature. The resin solution in the output could be stocked up for future uses.

Diethylene Glycol Monovinyl Ether or Di (ethylene glycol) Vinyl Ether has a colorless transparent appearance. It comes in a liquid form with a strong pungent odour and has a density level of 0.968 g/mL