Product Overview
Perodox DCP is Premium-grade dicumyl peroxide for high-performance rubber crosslinking. Industry standard for EPDM, EVA, and polyethylene crosslinking with excellent efficiency.
As a leading Crosslinking Agent, Vulcanizing Agent, Perodox DCP delivers consistent performance and reliable results in industrial-scale polymerization processes. Manufactured under strict quality control standards, this product meets the demanding requirements of modern polymer production facilities worldwide.
Primary Market Segment: Rubber and Elastomers, Wire and Cable
Perodox DCP is specifically developed for applications within the Rubber and Elastomers, Wire and Cable sector. It serves as a critical component in EPDM, EVA, PE, Wire & Cable, Footwear processes.
Product Specifications
- Brand
- Perodox
- CAS Number
- 80-43-3
- Physical Form
- Solid
- Chemical Family
- Alkyl Peroxide
- Molecular Weight
- 270.37 g/mol
- Decomposition Temp
- 130°C
- Active Oxygen
- 5.9%
- Application
- EPDM, EVA, PE, Wire & Cable, Footwear
- Function
- Crosslinking Agent, Vulcanizing Agent
- Product Line
- Organic Peroxides - Alkyl Peroxides
- Market Segment
- Rubber and Elastomers, Wire and Cable
Applications & Uses
Perodox DCP is widely used in the following applications:
- EPDM — optimized formulation for consistent performance in epdm production processes.
- EVA — optimized formulation for consistent performance in eva production processes.
- PE — optimized formulation for consistent performance in pe production processes.
- Wire & Cable — optimized formulation for consistent performance in wire & cable production processes.
- Footwear — optimized formulation for consistent performance in footwear production processes.
Key Benefits
- High-purity formulation ensures consistent polymerization results
- Reliable decomposition characteristics for predictable process control
- Compatible with a wide range of monomer systems and process conditions
- Manufactured under ISO quality standards for batch-to-batch consistency
- Available in bulk and customized packaging options
- Technical support and application guidance provided by Do Sender Chem experts
Technical Properties
The following technical data represents typical values for Perodox DCP. Actual specifications may vary slightly between batches. For detailed technical data sheets (TDS) and Safety Data Sheets (SDS), please contact our technical team.
- Molecular Weight
- 270.37 g/mol
- Decomposition Temperature
- 130°C
- Active Oxygen Content
- 5.9%
- Physical Appearance
- Solid
- Chemical Classification
- Alkyl Peroxide
- Storage Recommendation
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources
Safety & Handling
Safety Notice
Perodox DCP (Dicumyl peroxide) is classified as an organic peroxide and requires proper handling procedures. Always consult the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) before use. Store away from incompatible materials, heat sources, and ignition sources. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) including gloves, safety glasses, and protective clothing. In case of emergency, contact your local poison control center.
Handling Guidelines
- Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times
- Ensure adequate ventilation in work areas
- Keep away from heat, sparks, open flames, and hot surfaces
- Store in original containers in a cool, well-ventilated area
- Do not mix with incompatible materials (reducing agents, strong acids, strong bases)
- In case of spillage, contain and collect using inert absorbent material
- Dispose of in accordance with local environmental regulations
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Use Perodox DCP
The following general guidelines apply for using Perodox DCP as a Crosslinking Agent, Vulcanizing Agent. Always consult the Technical Data Sheet (TDS) for your specific application:
- Prepare the reaction mixture — Ensure all components are properly mixed and free of contaminants before adding the initiator.
- Add Perodox DCP — Incorporate at the recommended dosage level (typically 0.1% to 2.0% depending on the application).
- Control reaction temperature — Heat to the decomposition temperature range of 130°C for optimal radical generation.
- Monitor progress — Track reaction conversion and adjust parameters as needed for consistent results.