A Brief Discussion on the Differences between Diplomatic Agents and Internal Crosslinking Agents

A Brief Discussion on the Characteristics and Differences in Use between Diplomatic Agents and Internal Crosslinking Agents:

Crosslinking agents are divided into two types: external crosslinking agents and internal crosslinking agents. The so-called diplomatic crosslinking agent is added before use, and then undergoes crosslinking reaction at room temperature, heating or irradiation. The so-called internal crosslinking agent refers to a monomer that enters the human molecular structure chain during polymerization, or is added as a component to adhesives, which can be stored stably and can only undergo crosslinking reaction when heated to a certain temperature or radiation conditions.

For different crosslinking agents, the appropriate crosslinking agent should be selected. There are some requirements for crosslinking agents, such as high crosslinking efficiency, and stable crosslinking structures can be obtained by adding a small amount. The active groups of crosslinking agents can react with the components in the adhesive to form crosslinked structures. Mixing several crosslinking agents can achieve the best comprehensive effect. Crosslinking agents are stable during processing and storage, without any harmful reactions or agglomeration. Non toxic, non irritating, and non polluting to the environment.