Triallyl Cyanurate | 101-37-1

Description :

Overview of Triallyl Cyanurate

Triallyl Cyanurate (TAC) is also known as triallyl isocyanurate (TAIC) which is CAS 1025-15-6 It is a broad crosslinking agent used together alongside peroxides in rubber as well as plastics. It improves thermal, chemical and electrical resistance.

has three allyl groups that support efficient polymerization, low volatility, and odorless curing, making it suitable for high-performance elastomers and thermosets. It also increases tensile strength, modulus, and flame retardancy in products like XLPE cables and EPDM seals.

Applications of Triallyl Cyanurate

Rubber Vulcanization

TAC co-crosslinks EPDM, silicone, FKM, and CPE rubbers for superior compression set, aging, and solvent resistance in automotive seals, wires, and hoses. Combine with Zinc Stearate for processing aid.​

Plastics & Wire/Cable

Essential for crosslinked polyethylene (XLPE), EVA, and polyesters in power cables, pipes, and composites for high-temperature stability up to 180°C. Use Cobalt Octoate for polyester curing or 1,4-Butanediol in blends.​

Other Industrial Applications

For materials with flame retardants, ion-exchange resins, adhesives and electronic encapsulation. Visit sections, applications or the homepage.

Safety and Handling Instructions

• Storage TAC in an air-tight (below 25°C) dry, dry and dark area. Make use of an inert gas cover to block the formation of peroxide by exposure to the air.
• Wear protective gloves, goggles, and clothing. Avoid contact with skin and eyes, inhalation, and ingestion, as TAC can cause irritation and may lead to sensitization.
• Handle TAC as a combustible liquid and dispose of it as hazardous waste according to local regulations.

Where to Buy Triallyl Cyanurate?

Triallyl Cyanurate Manufacturer

We offer high-purity (99.5%) TAC for use as a peroxide co-agent in rubber, cables, and resins.

Triallyl Cyanurate Supplier & Distributor

TAC is available in liquid or powder form for industrial crosslinking in plastics and elastomers.

ChemicalBull supplies TAC for use in plastic and rubber chemicals, helping you create reliable formulations.

Triallyl Cyanurate MSDS

The MSDS covers H302/H312 hazards, peroxide risks, and guidelines for safe storage and handling.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is Triallyl Cyanurate used for?

   As crosslinking co-agent for peroxides in EPDM, XLPE, improving heat/chemical resistance in cables, seals.
   
   

2. What is the chemical nature of Triallyl Cyanurate?

   C12H15N3O3 triallyl ester of cyanuric acid, reactive allyl groups.
   
   

3. Is Triallyl Cyanurate compatible with peroxides?

   Yes, synergizes for efficient vulcanization without migration
   
   

4. How should Triallyl Cyanurate be stored safely?

   Cool, airtight, away from air/heat to avoid peroxides.
   
   

5. Is Triallyl Cyanurate available for bulk industrial supply? 

   Yes, for wire/cable, tire, and composite manufacturers.