KALAR® 5215

Identification

Chemical Family

Butyl Rubber

GBU

EA

Blend

false

Single Ingredient

true

Categories

Markets → Automotive & Transportation → Applications → Automotive → Tires

Markets → Automotive & Transportation → Applications → Bonding & Assembly → Sealants

Markets → Building & Construction → Applications → Building Envelope & Roofing → Waterproofing & Weatherproofing

Markets → Building & Construction → Applications → Building Materials → Construction Adhesives

Markets → Building & Construction → Applications → Building Materials → Sealants & Caulks

Markets → Printing & Packaging → Applications → Tapes, Labels & Adhesives → Tapes & Labels

Technologies → CASE → Product Families → Resins & Binders → Other Resins & Binders

Technologies → Elastomers → Product Families → Elastomer Additives → Performance Additives

Technologies → Elastomers → Product Families → Elastomer Additives → Processing Aids

Technologies → Elastomers → Product Families → Specialty Elastomers → Butyl Rubbers

Technologies → Plastics → Product Families → Polymer Additives → Processing Aids

Applications

Application Area

Roofs

Compatible Polymers & Resins

Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM),

Butyl Rubber (IIR)

Applications & Uses

Product Applications

KALAR® 5215 contains no monomeric materials that often impart an objectionable odor and potential instability under elevated temperature. Although widely used in the sealant industry, KALAR® 5215 is also ideal for a variety of other applications.

End Uses

Adhesive & Sealant End Applications

Hot Melt Adhesive

Plastics & Elastomers End Uses

Tape,

Tires,

Tire Sealant ,

Roof Coatings ,

Caulks,

Industrial Sealant Tape

Features

CASE Ingredients Features

Long Shelf Life,

Weather Resistance

Materials Features

Creep Resistant,

Crosslinkable,

Ease of Handling,

Excellent Compatibility,

Good Green Strength

Features & Benefits

Product Features & Benefits

KALAR® 5215 is the easiest of the KALAR® products to solvate. Other key performance benefits include:

• Elimination of butyl rubber pre-mastication
• Pellets may be metered to facilitate mixing
• Requires no vulcanization
• Readily acceptable in a wide range of solvents
• Extends with high levels of fillers and plasticizers
• Compatible with a wide choice of compounding ingredients
• Compounding economy

Functions

CASE Ingredients Functions

Binder & Resin

Plastics & Elastomers Functions

Impact Modifier,

Processing Aid

Identification & Functionality

Filler

Non-abrasive

Relative Degree of Cross-Link

Moderate

Packaging & Availability

Packaging Type

Boxes

Regional Availability

• Asia Pacific
• Europe
• Global
• North America
• Latin America
• India/MiddleEast/Africa (IMEA)

Typical Packaging

KALAR® 5215 is packaged in 50 lb. fiber boxes.

Physical Properties

Color (Properties)

White

Physical Form

Pellets,

Solid

Appearance

Off-white rubber pellet

Properties

Density:

1073.6768 kg/m³

Specific Gravity:

1.074304

Typical Properties

	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Base	Cross-linked butyl	-	-
Degree of Unsaturation	1.2	% (mol)	Ozone Analysis
Density	8.96	lb/gal	ASTM D71
Glass Transition Temperature	-70	°C	-
Relative Degree of Cross-Link	Moderate	-	-
Specific Gravity	1.07	-	ASTM D71
Viscosity (at 127°C)	47 - 57	MU	ASTM D1646

Appearance

Off-white rubber pellet

Storage & Handling

Handling

• The suggested handling procedure varies with the desired product.
• Coatings and adhesives are produced by adding the pellets to a solvent, mixing with a high-speed homogenizer-dispenser, and adding the rest of the ingredients.
• Caulks and sealants may be mixed in Sigma blade mixers.
• Stiff compounds may be mixed in a Banbury or on a two-roll rubber mill.

Storage Conditions

• KALAR® 5215 product may agglomerate or hard-pack within the boxes, however this will have no effect on chemical or physical properties and the product may be used.
• Store in a cool, dry environment.

Shelf Life

min. 1 year