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Sinocure® TBMPS

Phenyl Tribromomethyl Sulfone Photoinitiator for Electronics,photoinitiator TBMPS, PCB photoresist

SINOCURE® TBMPS is a UV curing initiator mainly used in the electronics industry.

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Chemical Name: Phenyl Tribromomethyl Sulfone
CAS No: 17025-47-7
Molecular Formula: C₇H₅Br₃O₂S

Molecular Structure:

Tribromonethanesulfonylbenzene),Phenyl Tribromomethyl Sulfone CAS No: 17025-47-7,SINOCURE® TBMPS (CAS 17025-47-7) is a high-purity brominated photoinitiator for UV-curable electronics, photoresists, and presensitized plates. Low moisture, white crystalline powder, ≥98% assay.

Overview :

SINOCURE® TBMPS is a highly efficient I-type free radical photoinitiator designed for UV-curable systems in advanced electronics manufacturing. With its strong light absorption and thermal stability, it ensures rapid curing and high resolution in sensitive applications.

Key Specifications :
PropertyValue
AppearanceWhite crystalline powder
Assay≥98.0%
Melting Point145–150°C
Loss on Drying≤0.5%
Ash≤0.1%


Applications :
  • Electronics: Presensitized plates, dry film resists, photoresists for PCB fabrication.

  • UV Curing: High-resolution coatings and inks requiring fast polymerization.


Packaging :
  • 20 kg/carton or 25 kg/drum.

Storage :

Store in a dry, ventilated area away from light and heat. Protect from moisture and contamination during transport.

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