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| Categories | EPDM Rubber Granules |
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| Model Number: | CZ-G08 |
| Payment Terms: | TT |
| Certification: | China Environmental Labeling Type II Certified Product |
| Place of Origin: | Zhejiang, China |
| Brand Name: | Zhejiang Chenze |
| Company Info. |
| Zhejiang Chenze New Material Technology Co., Ltd. |
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Single-Component PU Binder for EPDM Granules | Solvent-Free
Engineered specifically for wet-pour rubber surfacing, running tracks, and playground safety flooring, our Single-Component Polyurethane (PU) Binder delivers outstanding bonding strength and long-term elasticity. Formulated with a 100% solvent-free MDI prepolymer system, this moisture-curing polyurethane resin coats each EPDM or SBR granule uniformly at a recommended 1:6 weight mixing ratio. It cures naturally with ambient humidity, forming a non-shedding, weather-resistant, and eco-friendly elastic rubber matrix.

| Key Specifications: |
| Technical Parameter | Specification / Value |
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| Product Name | Single-Component Polyurethane Binder |
| Chemical Base / Curing System | MDI-based Prepolymer / Moisture Curing |
| Appearance | Light Amber / Transparent Liquid |
| Mixing Ratio | PU Binder : EPDM Granules = 1:6 by weight |
| NCO Content | Approx. 8.0%–11.0% |
| Viscosity at 25°C | 1500–3000 mPa·s |
| Density | 1.05–1.10 g/cm³ |
| Environmental Characteristics | Solvent-Free & Low Odor |
| Curing Time | Surface Dry: 2–6 hrs; Full Cure: 12–24 hrs |
| Packaging | 20 kg Pail / 200 kg Steel Drum |
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| Product Advantages: |
Zero harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs), making it safe for school and indoor/outdoor play facilities.
8.0%–11.0% NCO value guarantees a dense, heavy-duty molecular cross-link that eliminates granule shedding.
No site-mixing errors or A/B ratio complications; cures smoothly with moisture in the air.
Resists UV radiation, thermal expansion, freezing, and water immersion without yellowing or debonding.
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