Accelerator

Accelerators, in the context of curing agents, are substances that expedite or speed up the curing or hardening of various materials, such as adhesives, coatings, resins, and rubber compounds. These agents are added to formulations to reduce the curing time and enhance the properties of the cured material.

About our supplier

Founded in 2003, ddchem is Italy’s leading manufacturer of epoxy systems and hot melt polyamids. Modern labaroties and production facilities enable ddchem to provide high-quality, efficient products to offer to a wide range of industries.

Unique Properties

Curing Time Reduction: They significantly reduce the time required for materials to cure or harden, improving production efficiency.
Bonding Strength: Accelerators can enhance the bonding strength in adhesive and sealant applications.
Heat Resistance: In rubber vulcanization, they improve the material’s resistance to heat and abrasion.

Film Formation: In coatings, they promote uniform film formation, reducing defects and imperfections.
Setting Time Control: In construction, accelerators allow for precise control over concrete setting times.
Compatibility: Accelerators are generally compatible with a wide range of formulations and materials.

Alternative for

The choice of using accelerators depends on specific application requirements. Alternatives may include different curing agents or processes that do not require accelerators, depending on the desired characteristics and environmental conditions. The selection is influenced by factors such as curing time reduction, bonding strength, heat resistance, film formation, compatibility, and cost considerations. Accelerators are preferred when rapid curing is essential for the application, such as in time-sensitive manufacturing processes or construction projects.