Chloroprene rubber CR244
This product is a tacky chloroprene rubber synthesized via emulsion polymerization, using diisopropyl dithiocarbamate or dodecyl mercaptan as a regulator and chloroprene as the monomer. It is equivalent to the Japanese Denka Company's A series, such as A-90, and the American DuPont Company's AD series, like AD-20.
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Product Description
This product is a tacky chloroprene rubber synthesized via emulsion polymerization, using diisopropyl dithiocarbamate or dodecanethiol as a regulator and chloroprene as the monomer. It is equivalent to the Japanese Denka Company's A series, such as A-90, and the American DuPont Company's AD series, including AD-20.
Product Performance
Crystallizes rapidly, with a density of 1.23, appearing as milky white or off-white flaky material. Its molecular structure is highly ordered, resulting in strong cohesive forces and maintaining excellent adhesive strength even at room temperature.
Main uses
It is the primary base material for chloroprene rubber adhesives. Widely used for self-adhesion or mutual bonding of rubber, leather, fibers, metals, wood, cement products, and more.
Technical specifications
Implementation Standard: Q/CHJT.J03.03.01-2022
Comparison with Major International Brands
DENKA ARLANXE0 Denka Performance Elastomer LLC（DPE） Japan's TOSOH Note CR2440 A-30 G-42 Thiol modulation CR2441 A-70 310 AD-10 G-41H CR2442 A-90 320 AD-20 G-40S/G-40T CR2443 A-100 330 AD-30 G-66 CR2444 A-120/DCR-15L 340 AD-40 G-70 CR244A DCR-15H 350 CR244B A-400 Technical indicators
Project Data 5% toluene solution viscosity, mPa·s CR2440 13-24 CR2441 25-34 CR2442 35-53 CR2443 54-75 CR2444 76-115 CR244A 116-140 CR244B 141-400 Peel strength, ≥ N/m 90 Volatile matter, ≤% 1.2
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