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Thai Origin Low Ammonia Natural Rubber Latex

Low Ammonia Natural Rubber Latex, derived from the sap of the rubber tree, is processed with a lower concentration of ammonia. This modification results in a latex that is more fluid and less viscous, maintaining more of the rubber's natural properties. The reduced ammonia content also minimizes odor and environmental impact while enhancing the latex's elasticity and resilience.

Benefits & Features of Low Ammonia Natural Rubber Latex:

  • Enhanced Fluidity: Less viscous for ease of processing, suitable for delicate applications.
  • Superior Elasticity: Offers excellent elasticity, crucial for products requiring flexibility and stretch.
  • Increased Comfort: The natural softness of this latex makes it ideal for products that prioritize user comfort.

Applications of Low Ammonia Natural Rubber Latex:

  • Latex Foam Products: Used extensively in the manufacturing of latex foams for mattresses and pillows, providing optimal comfort and support.
  • Latex Threads: Vital for the production of latex threads in the textile industry, enhancing fabric quality with superior stretch and resilience.
  • Protective Clothing: Employed in crafting components of protective clothing where flexibility and user comfort are essential.

Low Ammonia 60% DRC Latex specifications

Characteristics Low Ammonia 60% Dry Rubber Content
Total Solids Content (TSC), % min 61.50
Dry Rubber Content (DRC), % min 60.00
Non Rubber Content (NRC), % max 1.40
Ammonia % on latex 0.22‐0.28
pH of latex 10.70
Volatile Fatty Acid No. (VFA) max 0.03
Pottasium Hydroxide No. (KOH) max 0.60
Mechanical Stability Time (MST), secs min 650
Colour on visual inspection Milky white
Odour Nil

Download the Technical Data Sheet for Thai Origin Latex

Oriental Rubber Products supplies latex sourced from Thailand, a world leading producer of natural latex. For an in-depth exploration of Low Ammonia 60% DRC Latex, its benefits, and other natural rubber products, please contact our expert team.

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