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Distyrenated Phenol (DSP):Boosts Rubber Service Life & Durability

Distyrenated Phenol (DSP), CAS No. 61788-44-1, is a member of the hindered phenol antioxidants. Featuring non-staining properties, it can function as both an antioxidant and a flex fatigue anti-aging agent, making it a commonly used additive for aging protection in rubber products.

Application Characteristics of Distyrenated Phenol in Rubber Industry

.Compatibility

Excellent compatibility with a wide range of rubbers, including natural rubber (NR), styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR), butadiene rubber (BR), and ethylene-propylene-diene monomer rubber (EPDM).

.Heat Resistance

Decomposition temperature >250 °C, suitable for high-temperature rubber processing.

.Low Volatility

High molecular weight results in minimal loss during processing.

.Anti-fogging property

Superior to low-molecular-weight phenolic antioxidants; however, caution is still required at high dosage levels.

.Color Influence

May cause slight yellowing, making it unsuitable for light-colored or transparent rubber products. This is attributed to the conjugated structure, which is prone to discoloration upon oxidation.

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Application Scenarios of Distyrenated Phenol in Rubber Industry

●Tire sidewall and tread compounds

●Industrial hoses and conveyor belt cover rubbers

●Seals and shock absorption products

※Notes

●Avoid use in light-colored or transparent rubber products (prone to yellowing).

●Storage: Keep sealed, protected from light, and stored in dry conditions to prevent oxidative polymerization.

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