TAC: Triallyl Cyanurate (CAS 101-37-1)
Tri-functional crosslinking co-agent for peroxide-cured elastomers and thermoset plastics. Improves crosslink density, heat resistance, and mechanical properties in EPDM, FKM, and polyolefin systems. White crystalline solid with purity >=98.0%.
Quick Facts
| Trade Name | TAC |
|---|---|
| Chemical Name | Triallyl Cyanurate |
| CAS Number | 101-37-1 |
| Chemical Family | Allyl Crosslinker |
| Brand | Dosender |
| Function Category | Crosslinking Co-Agent |
| Product Line | Polymer Agents – Allyl Crosslinkers |
| Applications | Peroxide Curing, EPDM, FKM, Thermoset Plastics, Crosslinking |
| Market Segment | Rubber and Elastomers, Polymer Production |
| Physical Form | Crystalline Solid |
| Decomposition Temperature | – |
| Active Oxygen Content | – |
| Molecular Weight | 249.27 |
What Is Triallyl Cyanurate?
Triallyl Cyanurate is a allyl crosslinker supplied under the Dosender brand as part of the
Polymer Agents – Allyl Crosslinkers portfolio. Tri-functional crosslinking co-agent for peroxide-cured elastomers and thermoset plastics. Improves crosslink density, heat resistance, and mechanical properties in EPDM, FKM, and polyolefin systems. White crystalline solid with purity >=98.0%. As a crosslinking co-agent,
it is engineered for demanding Rubber and Elastomers, Polymer Production applications where consistency and purity are critical.
Key Properties & Specifications
- Chemical family: Allyl Crosslinker
- CAS number: 101-37-1
- Physical form: Crystalline Solid
- Decomposition temperature: –
- Active oxygen content: –
- Molecular weight: 249.27
How It Works
Triallyl Cyanurate is a polymer-processing additive used to control cure, vulcanization, molecular weight or surface properties of rubber and plastic systems. It is dosed at low levels to deliver reproducible processing performance in tire, elastomer and compound manufacturing.
Primary Applications
TAC is applied across Peroxide Curing, EPDM, FKM, Thermoset Plastics, Crosslinking. Typical market segments include Rubber and Elastomers, Polymer Production.
Its performance profile makes it a trusted choice for formulators who need reproducible,
high-purity raw materials.
Safety, Handling & Storage
Handle TAC in accordance with its Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Store in original,
sealed packaging away from heat, ignition sources and incompatible materials, within the
recommended temperature range. Personal protective equipment and adequate ventilation are
required. Always consult the current SDS and applicable local regulations before use.
Regulatory & Compliance
Do Sender Chem supplies Triallyl Cyanurate with full documentation and supports compliance with
international chemical regulations (including REACH where applicable). For controlled
precursor grades, supply is managed under know-your-customer and licensing procedures.
Why Source TAC from Do Sender Chem?
Do Sender Chem is a global specialty chemical manufacturer offering a broad, multi-language
catalog, consistent quality and responsive technical support. With localized content in 20
languages and worldwide delivery, we help polymer, rubber and specialty producers secure
reliable crosslinking co-agent supply.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Triallyl Cyanurate used for?
Triallyl Cyanurate (trade name TAC) is used as a Crosslinking Co-Agent in Peroxide Curing, EPDM, FKM, Thermoset Plastics, Crosslinking. It serves manufacturers in the Rubber and Elastomers, Polymer Production segments.
What is the CAS number of Triallyl Cyanurate?
The CAS Registry Number of Triallyl Cyanurate is 101-37-1. The CAS number uniquely identifies the substance and is the standard reference used in safety data sheets, regulatory filings and procurement specifications.
Is Triallyl Cyanurate classified as Allyl Crosslinker?
Yes. Triallyl Cyanurate belongs to the Allyl Crosslinker chemical family and is marketed under the Dosender brand as part of the Polymer Agents – Allyl Crosslinkers product line.
How should TAC be stored and handled?
TAC should be stored according to its safety data sheet, away from heat, ignition sources and incompatible materials, in original sealed packaging under the recommended temperature range. Always consult the current SDS and local regulations before handling.
Which industries buy TAC?
TAC is supplied to producers in the Rubber and Elastomers, Polymer Production industries that require reliable, high-purity Crosslinking Co-Agent raw materials.
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References
- CAS Registry Number: 101-37-1 — Triallyl Cyanurate
- Do Sender Chem product data sheet: TAC