
MXC-C18
MXC-C18 (CAS 7560-83-0) is a tertiary amine co-catalyst used to improve surface curing (skin cure) and increase hardness in polyurethane
Amine catalysts work by accelerating the reaction between the isocyanate group (NCO) and active hydrogen compounds. In polyurethane foam formation, two competing reactions occur: the isocyanate-polyol reaction (gelation) and the isocyanate-water reaction (blowing). Amine catalysts primarily accelerate the blowing reaction, generating CO2 gas that creates the foam cells.
The key characteristic of amine catalysts is their ability to control the balance between gas generation and polymer formation. Strong blowing catalysts like DMEA produce faster gas evolution, resulting in lower density foam. Balanced catalysts like PMDETA allow both reactions to proceed at similar rates, giving better control over foam rise and cell structure.

MXC-C18 (CAS 7560-83-0) is a tertiary amine co-catalyst used to improve surface curing (skin cure) and increase hardness in polyurethane

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Polyurethane foam performance relies on the precise balance between gas generation and polymer cross-linking. To achieve optimal results, our amine catalysts are classified into three main types:
Blowing Catalysts: Accelerate the water-isocyanate reaction to generate gas and reduce foam density.
Gelling Catalysts: Promote the polyol-isocyanate reaction to enhance structural integrity and accelerate curing.
Balanced Catalysts: Synchronize both reactions to provide a stable processing window and uniform cell structure.
Step 1: Visual Inspection. Check the catalyst’s appearance, focusing on its color, clarity, and whether it is in a liquid or solid state.
Step 2: Request a Sample. Apply for a physical sample to evaluate its basic compatibility with your specific polyurethane formulation.
Step 3: Third-Party Testing. Submit the sample to an independent laboratory to accurately analyze its chemical properties, purity, and reactivity.