Rubber Accelerators

Rubber Accelerators for Tire and Industrial Rubber Manufacturing

 

Rubber accelerators regulate the rate of sulfur vulcanization in rubber compounds. The right accelerator system helps manufacturers control curing time, scorch safety, and processing behavior while achieving the required properties in finished rubber products.
Heze Great Bridge Chemical Co., Ltd. supplies rubber accelerators across seven chemical families: sulfenamides, thiazoles, thiurams, guanidines, dithiocarbamates, thioureas, and aldehyde-amine accelerators.
Available grades include MBT, MBTS, TMTD, DPG, DOTG, TBSI, ETU, DBTU, ZTC, and other products. Depending on the grade, products are available in powder, oiled powder, or granular form.

 
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Product Types & Grades

 

Accelerator Family

Representative Grades

Typical Role in Rubber Compounding

Sulfenamides

TBSI, CBS, TBBS

Delayed-action acceleration and improved scorch safety

Thiazoles

MBT, MBTS, ZMBT

Primary or secondary acceleration in conventional sulfur curing systems

Thiurams

TMTD, TMTM, TBzTD

Fast acceleration; selected grades can also act as sulfur donors

Guanidines

DPG, DOTG

Commonly used as secondary accelerators with thiazoles or sulfenamides

Dithiocarbamates

ZTC, ZDEC, ZDBC

Very fast acceleration; selected grades are used in latex systems

Thioureas

ETU, DBTU, DPTU

Used in specific curing systems, particularly chloroprene and specialty rubber applications

Aldehyde-amine

Grade selection according to product availability

Used in selected rubber vulcanization formulations

 

Available Physical Forms
Powder: For conventional rubber mixing and compounding processes.
Oiled powder: Contains a specified processing additive to help reduce dust and improve handling.
Granules: Suitable for controlled feeding and production processes where reduced dust is preferred. 

Technical Specifications

 

Technical specifications differ by chemical composition and product grade. Buyers should compare individual product data rather than apply one specification to the entire accelerator range.

 

Parameter

MBT (M)

TMTD (TT)

DPG (D)

DBTU

Appearance

Light yellow powder/granules

White or light gray powder/granules

Gray-white powder/granules

White powder

Initial Melting Point (°C), min.

171

142

145

148

Loss on Drying (%), max.

0.30

0.30

0.30

0.30

Ash (%), max.

0.30

0.30

0.30

0.30

Residue on 150 μm Sieve (%), max.

0.10

0.10

0.10

0.10

 

 
Applications
 
01/

Tire Manufacturing
Used in selected tire compounds, including tread, sidewall, and other rubber components. Accelerator combinations help control curing characteristics and processing safety.

02/

Conveyor Belts and Transmission Belts
Used in belt compounds where controlled vulcanization is required for consistent production of industrial rubber products.

03/

Rubber Hoses and Sealing Components
Applied in selected hose, gasket, oil seal, sealing ring, and molded rubber formulations.

04/

Automotive Rubber Parts
Used in rubber compounds for sealing strips, dust covers, vibration-control components, and other automotive applications.

05/

Wire and Cable Products
Selected accelerator systems are used in rubber insulation and sheathing compounds, depending on the polymer and curing requirements.

06/

Rubber Latex Products
Certain fast accelerators, particularly selected dithiocarbamate grades, are used in latex processing and related curing systems.

 

 

Performance & Quality

Performance & Quality Control
Accelerator quality can influence compound consistency, mixing behavior, and vulcanization results. Great Bridge Chemical supports its rubber chemical supply with specialized production facilities and product inspection systems.

Production and Process Equipment
The company's production system includes reactors, dryers, pulverizers, granulators, mixing equipment, and automated process control systems. These facilities support the production and processing of different rubber chemical products.

Product Quality Inspection
Depending on the product grade, relevant inspection items include:
Appearance and physical form
Initial melting point
Loss on drying
Ash content
Sieve residue and particle-size control
Active component or additive content where applicable

Quality Documentation
TDS, SDS, and batch COA are available to support technical evaluation and incoming material inspection.
Great Bridge Chemical operates under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system. Buyers can request the relevant quality documents and product specifications when evaluating a grade.

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Packaging & Supply

 

 

Standard packaging configurations designed to prevent moisture ingress, caking, and contamination during international transit:

25 kg multi-layer kraft paper bags with inner polyethylene liners.
500 kg to 1000 kg woven polypropylene bulk bags (FIBC) with inner liners.
Palletized and stretch-wrapped configurations secured for containerized ocean freight.
Customized private labeling and net-weight packaging available for volume distributors.

Supply chain operations maintain dedicated warehousing near major export ports, ensuring stable lead times and continuous inventory availability for scheduled contract shipments.

 

 

FAQ

 

 

Q: Which rubber accelerator should I choose for my compound?

A: Selection depends on the polymer type, sulfur curing system, processing temperature, and required scorch safety and curing speed. Provide your rubber type and application so the appropriate accelerator grades can be evaluated.

Q: What is the difference between sulfenamide, thiazole, and thiuram accelerators?

A: Sulfenamides are commonly selected for delayed action and scorch safety. Thiazoles are used as primary or secondary accelerators in conventional curing systems. Thiurams provide fast acceleration, and some grades can also function as sulfur donors. The final selection depends on the complete formulation.

Q: Are your rubber accelerators available in powder and granular forms?

A: Selected grades are available in powder, oiled powder, and granular forms. Availability varies by product. Please specify your preferred physical form when requesting a quotation.

Q: Can I use the same accelerator for NR, SBR, NBR, EPDM, and CR?

A: Not necessarily. Accelerator compatibility and curing behavior vary across polymer systems. A grade suitable for NR or SBR may not be the preferred choice for EPDM or CR. Selection should be evaluated against the rubber formulation and processing conditions.

Q: Can you provide samples and technical documents?

A: Yes. Samples of up to 200 g are available for laboratory evaluation, with courier charges borne by the customer. TDS, SDS, and batch COA can also be provided for product assessment and quality verification.

Q: What are the MOQ, packaging, and delivery time?

A: MOQ depends on the accelerator grade and packaging requirements. Standard 25 kg packaging is available for applicable products. The general delivery reference is approximately 7–20 days after payment or L/C receipt, subject to stock, order quantity, and destination. Confirm the final schedule with our sales team.

 

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