Dispersions
Advantages of Dispersions:
• Less fly loss
• Better incorporation of materials
• Improved cycle times
• Custom tailored by binder and percent activity to meet
customers requirements
Examples of Dispersions:
• Antimony Oxide
• Zinc Oxide
• Litharge
• Litharge-33
• Red Lead
• Hexa
• White Lead
• Dyphos
• Bismate
• Methyl Cumate (CUDD)
• Ledate (LED)
• Ethyl Tellurac (TDEC)
• Butyl Zimate (ZDBC)
• Methyl Zimate (ZDMC)
• DPG
• DOTG
• NBC
• Pepitizer 66
• Santoguard PVI |
• Retarder ESEN
• TBBS
• CBTS
• MBS
• ETU
• DPTT
• TETD
• TMTD
• TMTM
• MBT
• MBTS
• Morfax
• DTDM
• RM Sulfur
• Crystex
• Crystex-Sulfur
• HVA-2
• Spider Sulfur |
Polymerics Binders
EPR (Ethylene Propylene Rubber) is the standard polymer used in the majority of dispersion products. Other polymers available upon request are shown below:
• Natural Rubber (NR)
• Polyisoprene Rubber (IR)
• Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR)
• Polyisbutylene (PIB)
• Nitrile Rubber (NBR)
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• Epichlorhydrin Rubber (ECO)
• Chlorinated Polyethylene (CPE)
• Ethylene Propolene (EPDM)
• Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) | |