Anti-sticking composition for coating unvulcanized rubber

Compositions – Preservative agents – Anti-caking – separative or protective coatings or zones

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252383, 252384, 252385, 10628717, C09K 3100

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043069940

ABSTRACT:
A dry composition is described which can be converted to an anti-sticking composition for unvulcanized rubber by dispersion in water, consisting essentially of a film forming clay (bentonite or attapulgite), a surfactant and an additive capable of inactivating calcium and magnesium ions (e.g. polyphosphate); optionally, there may be present a defoamer, and up to equal parts by volume, based on a film forming clay, of a filler to speed drying.

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