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TAC/TAIC

TAIC is a lightly yellow liquid or crystalline at normal temperatures. It has a melting point of 17-27℃ and a specific gravity of 1.155.

ABOUT TAC/TAIC

Triallyl Cyanurate (TAC) and Triallyl Isocyanurate (TAIC)
Tri-functional monomers, which may be homogenously polymerized or crosslinked with various polymers. TAC and TAIC are commonly used as curing co-agents to increase the efficiency of a peroxide curing system, and the physical properties of a polymer but have many other uses.  Both are viscous liquids at room temperature, but are available in Dry Liquid Concentrates (DLC) of 70%, and 50% for easier handling.
APPLICATIONS/USES:
  • TAIC is used as the cocrosslinker for thermoplastics (PE and EVA) and acrylic and styrene type ionic exchange resins.
  • It is used as the auxiliary curing agent for special rubber compounds, such as CM, EPDM, FKM and Q.
  • It is used as the modifier for resins such as acrylate, unsaturated polyester, epoxy and DAP.
  • It may improve the heat and weather resistance, mechanical properties, processing property and resistance to chemical corrosion of these resins. It may be used as the intermediate of the adhesive for polyester fiber/rubber, the photo-curing coating, photoresist and flame retarding agent.
  • SED as the special crosslinking agent for solar cell EVA encapsulating film.
  • Crosslinking agent TAC (triallyl cyanurate) is a crosslinking agent for trifunctional reaction, and it can remarkably improve the strength, rigidity and heat resistance of plastic products and it can allow the products work at 250℃ for long time.
  • It is a novel crosslinking agent for high-performance unsaturated polyester and acrylate series products and is especially for the high-temperature resistant and high strength glass fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP) products.
  • It may be used as the curing accelerator for highly saturated rubber in the rubber and cable industry to improve the curing effect, and used as the photosensitizer for radiation cross-linking of polyolefin to reduce the irradiation.
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