Chlorinated rubber is a derived product modified from the natural rubber through chlorination. It finds wide application in the production of coatings, inks, adhesives, etc.  It has a general chemical molecular formula  (C10H11Cl7)_n
 

The product offered is absolutely CTC ( carbon tetrachloride) free.
 

The chlorinated rubber is non-toxic, odorless, white or pale-yellow loose and soft powders, soluble in such solvents as benzene, ketone, ester, etc., but insoluble in water. At 80℃ and below the product has great stability. When the temperature reaches 130℃ and above, it begins to soften and decompose. Chlorinated rubber is used in coatings, offering them excellent properties, such as, weather-fastness, water-fastness, insulation, non-inflammability, chemical resistance, acid resistance, alkali resistance, anticorrosion, mould proof, and increasing the adhesiveness and shock strength of the coatings. The coatings produced with chlorinated rubber are widely used for anticorrosion and painting on such facilities as ocean ships, river boats, oil extraction production platforms on the sea, wharfs, towers, containers, car chassis, road signs, chemical equipment, etc., which have high requirements for protection. The chlorinated rubber with high viscosity can be used to make adhesives with high strength and the chlorinated rubber with low viscosity can be used to make high class printing ink.