New Accelerators for Blends of EPDM

Author:

Mastromatteo R. P.1,Mitchell J. M.1,Brett T. J.1

Affiliation:

1. 1Uniroyal Chemical, Naugatuck, Connecticut 06770

Abstract

Abstract Through the use of accelerators containing higher alkyl substitution, we have been able to attain improved properties of EPDM diene rubber blends. EPDM/NBR blends vulcanized with sulfur cure systems employing these accelerators compete favorably with CR compounds in heat aging; have essentially the same oil resistance level, and exhibit better low temperature properties. These blends are highly ozone resistant, easy processing, and safe. Because of the versatility of meeting a desired combination of properties by variations both in the ratios of NBR to EPDM and in the selection of the particular grade of each elastomer, these blends will fulfill many sophisticated elastomer applications. These accelerators can also be used to provide non-blooming cure systems for EPDM compounds and safer ultrafast cure systems for diene rubber compounds. We feel that this advance in property improvement in diene rubber EPDM blends through the use of these new accelerators is only the beginning of a whole new compounding technique for blending.

Publisher

Rubber Division, ACS

Subject

Materials Chemistry,Polymers and Plastics

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