Non-staining
Keeps white and light-colored rubber and latex goods clean.
SUNNOX® 425 is a non-staining bisphenol antioxidant for natural and synthetic rubber, latex and adhesives, protecting light-colored products against heat and oxidation.
Antioxydant 425 (2,2'-methylenebis(4-ethyl-6-tert-butylphenol)) is closely related to 2246 and is widely used in latex and light-colored rubber articles where staining and discoloration are not acceptable.
Keeps white and light-colored rubber and latex goods clean.
Widely used in latex articles.
Protects against heat and oxygen in processing and service.
| Parameter | Typical value |
|---|---|
| Nom du produit | Antioxydant 425 |
| Marque | SUNNOX® 425 |
| Numéro CAS. | 88-24-4 |
| Nom chimique | 2,2'-Methylenebis(4-ethyl-6-tert-butylphenol) |
| Formule moléculaire | C25H36O2 |
| Masse moléculaire | 368.6 |
| Apparence | Poudre blanche |
| Point de fusion | ≥119 °C |
| Volatile Matter | ≤0,5% |
| Cendre | ≤0,1% |
Typical specification. Every shipment is supplied with a batch COA; the limits that apply to your order are confirmed in the quotation and contract.
Pick an application to see how 425 is normally used and what to confirm before your trial.
Non-staining antioxidant for latex gloves, foam and dipped goods.
Typically 0.5–1.5 phr in light-colored rubber goods.
Antioxidant for rubber-based adhesives.
| Your requirement | What usually works |
|---|---|
| Color and melt-flow stability during extrusion or molding | Phosphite secondary antioxidant (168) with a phenolic primary |
| Long-term heat aging in service | High-MW phenolic primary (1010), often with a thioester (DLTDP / DSTDP) |
| Thin film, fibre, low-melting compounding | Lower-melting phenolic (1076) for easy dispersion |
| Repeated processing / contenu recyclé | Raise the phosphite share in the blend and check yellowing after each pass |
| Humid storage or long transit | Hydrolysis-resistant phosphite such as 168; keep bags sealed |
| Food-contact articles | Ask for the grade-specific food-contact statement before trials |
| Replacing an existing grade | Send your current TDS or COA; we match on the parameters you approve |
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| Produit | Taper | Mol. weight | Point de fusion | Main job | Typical starting level* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SUNNOX® 425 | Bisphenol · primary | 368.6 | ≥119 °C | Non-staining rubber and latex antioxidant | 0.5–1.5 phr in rubber |
| SUNNOX® 2246 | Bisphenol · primary | 340.5 | ≥125 °C | Non-staining rubber and plastic antioxidant | 0.5–1.5 phr in rubber |
| SUNNOX® BBMC | Bisphenol · primary | 382.6 | ≥209 °C | Non-discoloring rubber and adhesive antioxidant | 0.2–1.0% |
| SUNNOX® BHT | Hindered phenol · primary | 220.4 | ≥69 °C | Low-cost general antioxidant | 0.01–0,5% |
| SUNNOX® 1076 | Hindered phenol · primary | 530.9 | 50–55 °C | Long-term protection, easy dispersion | 0.05–0.3% |
*Starting points for trials, not fixed recommendations. The right level depends on resin, catalyst residue, processing temperature and service life. Primary and secondary antioxidants do different jobs and are not interchangeable.
25 kg net bags or cartons with a PE inner liner. Palletized; private-label packing on request.
Keep sealed in a cool, sec, ventilated place away from heat and direct sun. See the SDS for full handling details.
Typically 3–15 business days from order confirmation, depending on quantity. GOUSSET, CIF or DAP to major ports.
Yellowing or melt-flow change during processing points to the phosphite share; embrittlement or cracking after months in service points to the phenolic and thioester share. Note recycled content and the number of extrusion passes.
Most polyolefin packages start from a phenolic primary plus a phosphite secondary, then adjust. Send your current package and we suggest a starting blend for the trial instead of changing several variables at once.
For powders: essai, melting range, volatiles and light transmittance at 425/500 nm (a direct read on color). Ask for the same parameters on our COA that appear on your incoming-inspection sheet.
Agree packaging, monthly volume, destination port and required documents up front. A matching CAS number alone does not qualify a new source; run your trial and keep the approved lot COA as the reference.
Start with your polymer, quantité et destination. Add your current grade or specification and we will quote against it.
| Information | Example |
|---|---|
| Polymer / Material | PP, PE, abdos, composé, mélange maître |
| Application | Injection molding, extrusion, film, fibre |
| Current additive | Grade or supplier you use today |
| Required specification | Your TDS, COA or key limits |
| Quantity | Trial order / monthly / annual volume |
| Emballage | Standard 25 kg or specific requirement |
| Destination | Country and port |
| Documents needed | COA, FDS, ATTEINDRE, food-contact statement |
Non-discoloring bisphenol antioxidant for rubber, adhesives and polyolefins.
View product →Low-cost, low-MW phenolic antioxidant for oils, fuels, rubber and general-purpose polymers.
View product →Low-melting hindered phenolic primary antioxidant, easy to disperse in film and compounding.
View product →Both are non-staining bisphenols with similar performance; 425 is often specified in latex. Send your current grade and we match it.
0.5–1.5 phr in rubber as a starting range. Confirm in your test.
Mainly in rubber, latex and adhesives; for plastics, 1010, 1076 ou 2246 are more common.
Oui. Tell us the polymer, the test you plan to run and the quantity you need. Samples ship with a COA so you can compare the lot against your current material.
Send us the agreed specification and the COA showing the difference (parameter, unit and test method). We check it with the production batch record before you accept the material, and replace or re-test where the lot is out of specification.