ELAZTOBOND™ B8-3410
ELAZTOBOND™ B8-3410 resin is based on bio-renewable materials and is resorcinol-free, making it a more sustainable and safer solution than traditional bonding resins used in the rubber industry. In addition to its improved safety profile, ELAZTOBOND™ B8-3410 has shown to offer comparable or better performance than resorcinol containing resins in aged and unaged testing.
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Product Technology
Bonding Resins, Reinforcing Resins
Brand
ELAZTOBOND™
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| Property Name | Value | Unit |
| Appearance | Flakes | -- |
| Color | Brown | -- |
| Density | 1.18 | g/cm3 |
| Evaporation Rate | <Ether | -- |
| Flash Point | >200 | °C |
| Odor | Characteristic | -- |
| Solubility in Water | Insoluble | -- |
| Specification Name | Value | Unit | Test Method | Test Condition |
| Phenol | 0.0-0.80 | % | -- | -- |
| Softening Point, Ball and Ring | 95-110 | °C | -- | -- |
- Adhesives
- Tires
ELAZTOBOND B8 3410 | Videos | English
Learn more about ELAZTOBOND™ B8-3410 resorcinol-free novolac resin
ELAZTOBOND B8 3410 TDS | Technical Data Sheets | English
ELAZTOBOND™ B8-3410 is a resorcinol-free novolac resin with high renewable organic content intended for use in rubber to metal adhesion. Used in combination with methylene donor such as HMT or HMMM it provides superior bonding of rubber compounds to non-rubber parts: fibers, fabrics and metals of the finished article. The resorcinol free bonding resin provides superior, longstanding adhesion of vulcanized rubber to steel and textile cords in tires, belting, and hose applications; thus enabling safe and efficient performance. Due to low free monomer content, no fumes generation, and being produced from renewable organic content, this resin is a safer and more sustainable choice for handling, compounding and rubber vulcanization processes.
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