
MXC-B20
MXC-B20 (CAS 34364-26-6) is a high-performance, bismuth-based gelation catalyst that offers an eco-friendly alternative to organotin, providing a unique delayed
Metal Catalysts is an organometallic compound—typically based on Tin, Bismuth, or Zinc—functioning as a Lewis acid. It operates by forming a coordination complex with both isocyanate and hydroxyl groups, exponentially accelerating the gelling reaction (urethane bond formation) rather than the blowing reaction.
Ming Xu metal catalysts exhibit a decisive impact on the final cure and tack-free time when we compare them to standard tertiary amine catalysts. While amines are primarily used to regulate the foam rising profile, our metal series is essential for establishing the final cross-linking density and maximizing the mechanical strength of the polymer network.

MXC-B20 (CAS 34364-26-6) is a high-performance, bismuth-based gelation catalyst that offers an eco-friendly alternative to organotin, providing a unique delayed

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Polyurethane foam production requires precise control over the gelling reaction and surface curing. To meet diverse formulation needs, our metal catalysts are classified into three main types:
Tin Catalysts: Deliver high reactivity to powerfully drive the gelling reaction and maximize polymer structural strength.
Bismuth Catalysts: Provide an eco-friendly, delayed-action profile to extend working time followed by a rapid snap-cure.
Zinc Catalysts: Ensure uniform cross-linking from core to skin to optimize surface curing and eliminate tackiness.
Polyurethane foam production requires precise control over the gelling reaction and surface curing. To meet diverse formulation needs, our metal catalysts are classified into three main types:
Tin Catalysts: Deliver high reactivity to powerfully drive the gelling reaction and maximize polymer structural strength.
Bismuth Catalysts: Provide an eco-friendly, delayed-action profile to extend working time followed by a rapid snap-cure.
Zinc Catalysts: Ensure uniform cross-linking from core to skin to optimize surface curing and eliminate tackiness.
In flexible slabstock foam, Ming Xu stannous octoate (T-9 equivalent) controls the critical tack-free time and ensures uniform curing from the core to the skin, minimizing density gradients. For CASE (Coatings, Adhesives, Sealants, Elastomers) applications, our Bismuth and Zinc series offer a controlled pot-life followed by a “snap-cure” behavior, providing an environmentally compliant alternative to mercury and lead-based catalysts without compromising mechanical hardness.