Overview
CRL-50LK cationic latex represents a highly concentrated, environmentally friendly gel-type synthetic latex synthesized via emulsion polymerization with cationic soap serving as the emulsifying agent. This latex exhibits a robust affinity for various substrates, including cement, fibers, steel, and textiles. Additionally, the rubber demonstrates exceptional resistance to aging, oils, and corrosion, alongside possessing favorable film-forming characteristics and commendable storage stability.
General properties
Chemical Name: Cationic Chloroprene Latex
Grade: CRL-50LK
Technical Data:
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Items |
Index |
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Appearance |
White or white milk enulsion |
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Solid Content% Min |
50 |
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Viscosity(mPa.s) |
10-35 |
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Surface Tension(N/m*10-3) |
20-40 |
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Density(g/cm3) |
1.100 |
Applications:
1. This product possesses characteristics similar to chloroprene rubber and exhibits diverse applications including: the modification of cement to produce elastic cement, the dressing of ship decks, and the creation of rigid waterproof layers.
2. It can be used to modify asphalt for the formulation of chloroprene latex asphalt waterproof coatings.
3. It is applicable in the processing of paper, fiber impregnation, and the preparation of adhesives, facilitating the bonding of materials such as cement, wood, and fiberglass.
4. It can serve in the development of fireproof materials.
Package:
Packed in plastic drum, net weight 1100kg±2kg
Storage:
The product must be stored and transported in a manner that ensures it remains well-ventilated and dry. Its packaging should keep away from light and sunlight.
The recommended storage temperature ranges from 5℃ to 30℃.
The product has a shelf life of six months if maintained at temperatures below 23℃, starting from the date of production.
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