ADC BLOWING AGENT

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ADC BLOWING AGENT Specification

Molecular Formula
C2H4N4O2

Shape
Fine powder or granular

Shelf Life
2 years under proper conditions

Color
Light yellow to pale yellow

Structural Formula
C2H4N4O2

HS Code
29270090

Usage
Used as a chemical blowing agent in plastic, rubber, EVA, and PVC production.

Boiling point
Decomposes before boiling

Taste
Odorless (tasteless)

Smell
Slight odor

Molecular Weight
116.08 g/mol

Appearance
Powder or granules

Water Cotent
0.3%

ADC BLOWING AGENT Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Kilogram

Delivery Time
1 Week

Sample Policy
Free samples are available

Certifications
ISO 9001:2015 Certified

About ADC BLOWING AGENT

Product Details :

Minimum Order Quantity	1
Unit of Measure	Ton/Tons
Delivery Time	1 Week
Sample Policy	Free samples are available
Payment Terms	Cheque, Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)

Product Application :

EVA Slippers, Hawai Chappals, Canvas Shoes, etc.
PVC Shoe Soles
LDPE
Natural and Synthetic Rubber Applications
Rubber Foams
Rubber Linings for Doors and Windows
Layered Water Tanks
Precision Rubber Components
Coaxial Cables
PE Extrusion
Transmission Belts
Tyres
Pipes and Hoses.

High-Efficiency Blowing Agent for Industrial Applications

ADC Blowing Agent provides excellent foaming properties, making it vital in the production of lightweight plastics, rubbers, and EVA/PVC foam materials. Its consistent performance ensures uniform cell structure and improved insulation qualities in end products, enabling manufacturers to meet diverse industry requirements effectively.

Stable & Safe Storage for Long-Lasting Use

This agent features a shelf life of up to two years when stored under optimal conditions, preserving its efficacy over time. Its low moisture content (0.3%) and powder or granular forms make it exceptionally stable and easy to handle in manufacturing environments, reducing the risk of premature decomposition.

FAQs of ADC BLOWING AGENT:

Q: How is ADC Blowing Agent typically used in manufacturing?

A: ADC Blowing Agent is incorporated into plastics, rubber, EVA, and PVC during processing. When heated, it decomposes to release gases, creating a foamed or expanded structure in the material, which results in a lighter and more insulative final product.

Q: What are the main benefits of using ADC Blowing Agent?

A: The main benefits include its ability to produce uniform foam, improve product insulation, reduce material weight, and enhance shock absorption. Additionally, it helps reduce raw material costs by expanding the volume of the polymer.

Q: When should ADC Blowing Agent be added during the production process?

A: ADC Blowing Agent is typically added during the compounding or mixing stage before the molding or extrusion process. Heating triggers its decomposition so precise temperature control is critical for optimal foaming.

Q: Where is ADC Blowing Agent commonly sourced from?

A: ADC Blowing Agent is widely manufactured, supplied, and exported by companies in India, as well as in other major chemical-producing countries. Always ensure sourcing from reputable suppliers for consistent quality.

Q: What storage conditions are recommended for ADC Blowing Agent?

A: It should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated area, away from moisture and direct sunlight, in tightly sealed containers. Proper storage ensures a stable shelf life of up to two years and maintains product integrity.

Q: What sets ADC Blowing Agent apart from other chemical blowing agents?

A: ADC Blowing Agent stands out due to its high gas yield, consistent foam quality, low moisture content (0.3%), and suitability for various polymeric systems such as plastics, rubber, EVA, and PVC.

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