Learn about the uses, advantages, and industry applications of Azodicarbonamide (AC) blowing agents, explore their important roles in a variety of fields including plastics, rubber, building materials, automotive, and packaging, and learn how to choose the right AC blowing agent.

Introduction
In today's fast-paced industrial environment, blowing agents have become an integral part of many manufacturing processes. They are ubiquitous

Discover how AC foaming agent (azodicarbonamide) plays a crucial role in the production of WPC and PVC foam boards, offering lightweight, insulating, and superior mechanical properties. Explore its working mechanism, application benefits, and future industry trends.

AC blowing foaming agent is a yellow to orange crystalline powder. As a chemical blowing agent, it can be used in many industries, especially plastics and rubber.

Azodicarbonamide (ADCA) is the most popular chemical blowing agent. The English name is Azodicarbonamide, the molecular formula is C2H4N402, and the general AC is an orange to light yellow crystalline solid, and the decomposition temperature in the air is 201~205 ° C. Unlike many other chemical blowing agents, AC will self-extinguish after the flame is removed. Decomposition residue odorless.Non-toxic, no coloring, no strain.Particle size and distribution can be controlled over a wide range. Particle size and distribution is one of the important factors. Azodiformamide ADC blowing agent is a general type of high temperature blowing agent, with good compatibility and dispersion.Therefore, AC foaming agent is widely used as foaming agent in plastic and rubber processing.