Insoluble sulfur

Product Description

Oriental Carbon and Chemicals Limited (OCCL), a company belonging to the Duncan JP Goenka group of companies, traces its origin to 1978 when it was incorporated as Dharuhera Chemicals Limited (DCL). In 1994 OCCL set up a unit for manufacturing of Insoluble sulfur which later emerged as the star product of the group. Insoluble sulfur manufactured in its plant is marketed as "Diamond Sulf" in India and around the world. The plant, through continuous innovations over the years, can be counted among the best in the world. It adheres to total Quality norms and is ISO9001-2000 & EMS14001-2004 Certified. Quality consciousness and an understanding of the customers needs for constant product and process improvement have contributed to the growth of OCCL's Insoluble sulfur business. An ongoing mutually rewarding relationship with its global clients, complemented by a growing demand for Diamond Sulf, has encouraged OCCL to continuously enhance its production levels. Today, continuous improvement is the guiding corporate philosophy.

• DS - OT - 10
• DS - OT - 20
• DS - OT - 33

• DS - OT - 10 (HS)
• DS - OT - 20 (HS)
• DS - OT - 33 (HS)

• DS 90 is uncoated Insoluble Sulfur grade, which is available to specific requirements of users.
• DS OT 25 AS is an oil coated Insoluble Sulfur grade having specific blend of precipitated silica of compatible fineness. The resultant product has good thermal stability and exhibits better dispersibility. Presence of precipitated silica improves flow characteristics of insoluble sulfur as it inhibits caking effect of oil and also helps in bonding of rubber compound to coated steel cord used for radial tyre and belting
• DS OT 20(HD) is a special grade of DIAMOND SULF exhibiting higher levels of dispersion. during the mixing process this grade disperses more easily leading to reduction in incorporation time under identical conditions. This grade contains requisite quantity of suitable polymeric binder which facilitates better dispersion resulting in homogeneous vulcanization and physical properties