Crosile®966 thio-carboxylate functional silane
Novel Monosulfur Silane
Chemical Formula: 3- Octanoylthio-1-propyltriethoxysilane
Cas No.: 220727-26-4
Physical Properties:
Crosile-966 is a thio-carboxylate functional silane that can reduce rolling resistance while maintaining wet traction. Compared to conventional silane coupling agents like Crosile-69 and Crosile-75; Crosile-966 offers superior processing performance and can improve the overall production efficiency of tires.
Technical Specifications
Items |
Target Values(Spec.Limits) |
Purity %(Wt) |
³ 93.0 |
Other Impurities % |
≤3.0 |
R2 Content % |
≤3.0 |
Density (20°C, g/cm³) |
0.969±0.02 |
Refractive Index(25℃) |
1.450-1.480 |
Viscosity(25℃) Cps |
≤10 |
Ethanol Content % |
≤0.5 |
Applications and Performance:
• Reduced Rolling Resistance
Applied to tire treads, Crosile-966 can reduce rolling resistance through a one-step compounding process. It enhances the overall processing performance of rubber compounds and minimizes the environmental impact of volatile emissions.
• Ideal Experimental Results
Crosile-966 provides design possibilities by helping achieve the following effects in rubber compounds.
• Higher Production Efficency
Crosile-966 not only enhances tire performance but also improves rubber processing performance. It significantly promotes the dispersion of silica in the compound, reduces Mooney viscosity, and makes the rubber easier to process, mix, and form.
+ Increased Elasticity
+ Good storage stability of the compound.
+ Lower Tan δ values (50 °C to 60 °C) reduced tire rolling resistance.
+ Better dynamic properties at low temperatures (-20 °C to +10°C), achieved better wet grip.
+ Reduce non-productive mixing steps, improve production efficiency, and reduce production costs.
+ Without increasing viscosity or premature vulcanization in high-temperature mixing, which is convenient for users to customize the performance of the rubber.
Crosile-966 tanD-T Comparison Chart with other Competitors