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alcium chloride as a coagulant in rubber latex compound dip instead of calcium nitrate

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Can we use Calcium chloride as a coagulant in rubber latex compound dip instead of calcium nitrate ? Are there any negative effect for the final product or production lines.
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No personal experience but I know calcium chloride has been used in coagulant dipping. My worry is that it can be corrosive to ferrous metals including stainless steel. That may put some manufacturers off.
 
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