Optimal Storage for PDM

Proper storage of the rubber vulcanizing agent PDM is critical to maintaining its efficacy and longevity. Improper storage conditions can lead to reduced performance in the vulcanization process. Here are essential best practices:

Storage Conditions

1. Temperature Control: PDM should be stored in a cool, dry place, ideally between 10°C to 25°C. High temperatures can accelerate degradation.

2. Avoid Moisture: Exposure to moisture can lead to compound intensification and affect performance. Using desiccants in storage can help.

3. Sunlight Protection: Keeping PDM away from direct sunlight is essential to prevent thermal breakdown.

Following these guidelines can significantly improve the reliability of your vulcanizing agent and optimize your production outcomes. Remember, successful manufacturing relies on the quality of materials and their appropriate handling.