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Brown Factice (Sulfur-Vulcanized Oil Extender)

Brown Factice is produced by vulcanizing vegetable oil (typically rapeseed or linseed oil) with sulfur at elevated temperatures, resulting in a rubber-like solid that acts as a non-reinforcing extender and processing aid. It improves extrusion smoothness, reduces die swell, and imparts a greasy texture to uncured rubber compounds. Brown factice is widely used in erasers, cable insulation, and sponge rubber to improve extrusion behavior and compound softness.

Technical Specifications

ash (%)≤1.5
appearanceDark brown irregular pieces or powder
moisture (%)≤1.0
sulfur content (%)20–25
acetone extract (%)≤12
Mooney viscosity ML(1+4) 100°CN/A (non-thermoplastic)

Applications

  • Pencil erasers and stationery rubber goods
  • Cable insulation rubber extrusion
  • Sponge and cellular rubber compounds
  • Soft rubber and general goods processing aid
  • Masterbatch extender for soft rubber compounding

Key Features

  • Reduces die swell and improves extrusion smoothness
  • Non-reinforcing extender for soft rubber formulations
  • Imparts consistent soft, smooth texture to uncured compounds
  • Cost-effective extender derived from renewable vegetable oil

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Brown Factice (Sulfur-Vulcanized Oil Extender)

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