Tetramethylthiuram Disulfide (TMTD), CAS: 137-26-8

Tetramethylthiuram disulfide (TMTD), CAS 137-26-8, also known as thiram, is a thiuram ultra-accelerator and a sulfur-donor vulcanising agent used in natural and synthetic rubber. PolyBlueChem supplies TMTD to rubber and adhesive customers with per-batch COA and SDS.

Specifications

Property Specification
Appearance White or light-grey powder or granules
Melting point 142 deg C min
Loss on heating 0.4% max
Ash 0.3% max
Residue on 150 um sieve 0% (fully passing)

Basic Information

CAS number 137-26-8
Molecular formula C6H12N2S4
Molecular weight 240.43 g/mol
Synonyms TMTD, thiram, tetramethylthiuram disulphide

Applications

  • Ultra-accelerator – a thiuram accelerator with a very fast cure, often used as a secondary accelerator with thiazoles.
  • Sulfur donor – used in low-sulfur and sulfurless (EV / semi-EV) vulcanisation systems.
  • Adhesives and latex – vulcanising agent in rubber-to-metal bonding and latex compounds.
  • Industrial uses – as a component in lubricants and in industrial biocidal applications.

Packaging and documentation

  • 25 kg PP/PE bags and 1000 kg jumbo bags; palletised for container shipment.
  • Per-batch certificate of analysis (COA) and safety data sheet (SDS).
  • Keep sealed and dry; store away from oxidising agents.

PolyBlueChem supplies tetramethylthiuram disulfide (TMTD, CAS 137-26-8) against this specification, with COA and SDS per batch and FOB/CIF delivery. Contact us with your tonnage and delivery port for a quotation.

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