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Based on their different components and applications, anti-scorching agents can be divided into two categories:

These are stable, high-temperature resistant compounds, with dimethyl thiosulfate compounds (DMDS) being the most commonly used.

Butadiene-pyridine rubber latex is a synthetic rubber latex, also known as NBR-PVC latex.

The core application of butadiene-pyridine latex is as an impregnating adhesive for the reinforcing material of rubber products.

Initially, the adhesive between fibers and rubber evolved from natural latex and casein to styrene-butadiene latex.

Its primary application is as an accelerator and crosslinking agent in the rubber industry.

Industrially, sulfur, hydrogen sulfide, or sulfur dioxide are the main raw materials, with sulfur being the most common.

Insoluble sulfur (Su) is a non-toxic, flammable yellow powder, named for its insolubility in carbon disulfide.

Vulcanization refers to the process by which rubber undergoes a chemical reaction to form a cross-linked structure, increasing its elasticity and wear

Rubber vulcanizing agents have a wide range of applications, from everyday items like tires, rubber shoes, and rubber hoses to industrial applications

There are many types of rubber vulcanizing agents.

Rubber adhesives are materials with good elasticity and bonding properties, formulated with rubber as the main material and compounded with tackifying