LCM Vulcanizer
A liquid-catalyzed vulcanization method using molten salt.
Unvulcanized rubber products have just been discharged from an extruder will remain deformed when force is applied and will not return to their shape, and will easily tear if pulled.
Therefore, heat is applied to this unvulcanized rubber to cause it to react with the vulcanizing agent and sulfur, increasing the elasticity and strength of the rubber. Through this vulcanization process, rubber tubes and irregularly shaped products are manufactured from the above materials.
Unvulcanized rubber products have just been discharged from an extruder will remain deformed when force is applied and will not return to their shape, and will easily tear if pulled.
Therefore, heat is applied to this unvulcanized rubber to cause it to react with the vulcanizing agent and sulfur, increasing the elasticity and strength of the rubber. Through this vulcanization process, rubber tubes and irregularly shaped products are manufactured from the above materials.
Product Features
- Compared to other methods (UHF, HAV, PCM), it generates less gas and vulcanizes without touching the air, so there is less oxidation and deterioration.
- Since the heat medium is liquid, temperature control is easy.
- The temperature is evenly applied without unevenness to the entire circumference of the work.
- Because it does not come into contact with air, it is also effective for vulcanization using a peroxide (organic peroxide) vulcanizing agent
