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Supplier: Accuris
Description: ELASTOMER - ENGINEERING THERMOPLASTIC (ETP) BONDABLE THERMOPLASTIC VULCANIZATE (TPV)
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Supplier: Accuris
Description: ThermoplElastomer - Engineering Thermoplastic ETP Bondable Thermoplastic Vulcanizate TPV
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Supplier: Teknor Apex Company
Description: A low hardness, multi-purpose thermoplastic elastomer featuring excellent compression set and high temperature performance. Sarlink® 3135 can be processed by injection molding or extrusion for applications such as grips, seals, gaskets, profiles and other articles. Material Status
- Tensile Strength (Break): 580 psi
- Features: Elastomer / Rubber
- Resins and Compounds: Extrusion Grade Resin
- Form / Shape: Pellets
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Supplier: DuPont Plastics, Polymers & Resins
Description: engineering thermoplastic vulcanizate significantly reduces costs for high performance rubber parts. It has properties similar to high performance rubbers and is processed on standard thermoplastic equipment. DuPont™ ETPV consists of a high performance cross-linked
- Dielectric Strength: 309.8800000000006 kV/in
- Dielectric Constant: 3.8
- Melt Flow Index (MFI): 30 g / 10 minutes
- Features: Other
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Supplier: Cri-Tech, Inc.
Description: Flexible, Fluoromaterial based Cri-plastMP F-TPE, F-TPX (XLFE e-beam crosslinkable) and F-TPVs are a family of melt-processable Fluoro – Thermoplastic Elastomers (F-TPEs) and Thermoplastic Vulcanizates (F-TPVs) developed to meet a wide range of applications including Wire
- Tensile Strength (Break): 700 to 2,000 psi
- Tensile Modulus: 0.6 to 1.5 ksi
- Elongation: 200 to 500 %
- Features: Elastomer / Rubber, Other
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Supplier: Accuris
Description: Elastomeric seals for waterworks purposes, Part 4: Material requirements for pipe joint seals used in water and wastewater applications - Thermoplastic elastomers and vulcanizates
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: 1.1 This classification system covers highly crosslinked thermoplastic vulcanizates (HCTPVs) for extrusion, molding and other fabrication methods. HCTPVs are thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) consisting of two or more polymer systems at least one of which is rubbery and
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: This practice covers a uniform, consensus nomenclature approach for thermoplastic elastomers, but does not involve any attempt to develop an exclusively systematic process for nomenclature and abbreviation designation. Rather, this practice is intended to accommodate and supplement any
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: 1.1 This classification system covers highly crosslinked thermoplastic vulcanizates (HCTPVs) for extrusion, molding and other fabrication methods. HCTPVs are thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) consisting of two or more polymer systems at least one of which is rubbery and
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: 1.1 This classification system covers highly crosslinked thermoplastic vulcanizates (HCTPV) for extrusion, molding and other fabrication methods. Highly crosslinked thermoplastic vulcanizates (HCTPV) are thermoplastic elastomers (TPE) consisting of two or
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Supplier: U.S. Plastic Corporation
Description: spring: 316 stainless steel. O-rings: EPDM. Soft-touch over mold: polypropylene TPV (thermoplastic vulcanizate). This TPV is an alloy of polypropylene thermoplastic and fully vulcanized EPDM rubber. The material is typically resistant to water, acids and bases.) ABS has TPE
- Connection Type: Barbed
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Supplier: CSA Group
Description: accordance with 9.5 and 10.2 exceeds 10 % is likely to fall into this category. For this reason, the method is not considered suitable for most thermoplastic elastomers. Similar considerations apply with regard to other changes in elasticity behaviour during testing. This fatigue test
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Supplier: 3M Advanced Materials Division
Description: In 1969, astronauts boarded the Apollo 11 spacecraft wearing boots containing 3M™ Dyneon™ Fluoroelastomers. Today, these synthetic elastomeric materials are used in some of the toughest environments on earth. From hot-running automotive engines to harsh chemicals of semiconductor manufacturing and
- Tensile Strength (Break): 1,522.88681325057 to 2,581.65574055811 psi
- Tensile Modulus: 0.5801473574287881 to 1.2328131345361701 ksi
- Elongation: 170 to 350 %
- Industry: Aerospace, Automotive, Building / Construction, Electric Power, Electronics, Energy Conversion (Battery/Fuel Cell/PV), Industrial, Marine, Medical / Food (FDA), Military / Government (MIL-SPEC), Semiconductor / IC's
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Supplier: Dynasol Elastomers
Description: Solprene® 1217 is a linear random-block styrene-butadiene copolymer having 25% of styrene content, 17.5% present as a polystyrene block. Benefits Excellent low temperature resistance FDA Approved BHT/TNPP free Non staining antioxidant system Gel free Clear color Physical Form: Available in bales
- Features: Elastomer / Rubber
- Chemical System: Styrene Copolymer (SBR, etc.)
- Type / Grade: Thermoplastic / TPE
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Supplier: Performance Polymers Group
Description: ChronoSil is a family of polycarbonate based silicone elastomers. These biocompatible materials maintain the inherent benefits of polycarbonate-based urethanes, including high pressure resistance, tensile-strength and superior chemical resistance combined with silicone’s industry recognized
- Tensile Strength (Break): 3,300 to 10,000 psi
- Elongation: 350 to 650 %
- Melt Flow Index (MFI): 2 to 26 g / 10 minutes
- Water Absorption: 0.59 to 0.62 %
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Supplier: Idemitsu Chemicals USA Corporation
Description: Material: Xarec WA210 Better humidity resistance than PBT or Nylon. Better dimensional stability than PBT or Nylon. Faster cycle time and easier flow in tools than PBT. Lighter weight than PBT. Application Requirements: USCAR Class 3 heat and humidity resistance. Dimensional tolerance accuracy for
- Deflection Temperature (@ 264 psi, 1.8 MPa): 417.2 to 453.2 F
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 15 µin/in-F
- Tensile Strength (Break): 15,228.8681325057 psi
- Tensile Modulus: 1,058.76892730754 ksi
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Supplier: Dynasol Elastomers
Description: Calprene® 405 is a 67/33 Butadiene/Styrene Thermoplastic Copolymer, polymerized in solution and having a radial structure. Benefits: High porosity Easy dispersion Great capacity to absorb oil Physical Form: Available in pellets and powder Characteristics Property Unit Value Toluene solution
- Features: Elastomer / Rubber
- Chemical System: Styrene Copolymer (SBR, etc.)
- Type / Grade: Thermoplastic / TPE
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Supplier: Chi Mei Corporation
Description: Chimei's thermoplastic rubber is a copolymerization of Styrene, butadiene, and styrene. Its segmented and radial molecular structure allows it to have the same flexible and physical properties of general rubber without the vulcanization process. Its middle segment is similar to rubber and has
- Melt Flow Index (MFI): 9 to 12 g / 10 minutes
- Features: Elastomer / Rubber
- Resins and Compounds: Molding Resin
- Chemical System: Polybutadiene, Styrene Copolymer (SBR, etc.)
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Supplier: Performance Polymers Group
Description: PolyBlend is a family of exceptionally soft, aromatic polyurethane elastomeric alloys, which can be used as a substitute for natural rubber or latex in many applications. These polymers encompass unique characteristics such as low flexural modulus, moderate tensile strength, and high elongation, in
- Tensile Strength (Break): 700 to 4,250 psi
- Elongation: 400 to 1,700 %
- Melt Flow Index (MFI): 2 to 26 g / 10 minutes
- Water Absorption: 0.067 to 0.28 %
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Supplier: MCG - Performance Polymers Division
Description: MCPP has been a leading supplier of high performance TPE (Thermal Plastic Elastomers) resins for the automotive industry for many years. Our THERMORUN™ engineering grades have been an established and proven global leader in many key related automotive safety systems and applications for
- Industry: Automotive
- Features: Elastomer / Rubber
- Resins and Compounds: Extrusion Grade Resin, Molding Resin
- Type / Grade: Thermoplastic / TPE
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Supplier: Performance Polymers Group
Description: This biocompatible elastomer may be considered as a substitute for rubber, latex and silicone materials. Though soft and compliant, the ChronoPrene resins offer a high flexural modulus, as well as a superior combination of tensile strength and elongation. An easy molding, high-flow rubber,
- Tensile Strength (Break): 50 to 1,400 psi
- Elongation: 250 to 1,950 %
- Melt Flow Index (MFI): 2 to 26 g / 10 minutes
- Features: Biocompatible, Elastomer / Rubber
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Supplier: Dynasol Elastomers
Description: Calprene® 6120 is a thermoplastic copolymer Ethylene- Butylene/Styrene (68/32), polymerized in solution and having a linear structure with excellent ozone resistance. Benefits Excellent UV, ozone and temperature resistance Easy oil absorption High compatibility with polyolefins Excellent
- Features: Elastomer / Rubber
- Chemical System: Styrene Copolymer (SBR, etc.)
- Type / Grade: Thermoplastic / TPE
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Supplier: Ensinger North America
Description: TECADUR TPE in beige is a thermoplastic elastomer (made from DuPont Hytrel) designed for very high impact and very high flex fatigue applications. This product can be one of the softer material options availabe from Ensinger, and has a durometer similar to many urethanes. Main
- Deflection Temperature (@ 264 psi, 1.8 MPa): 113 to 356 F
- Coeff. of Thermal Expansion (CTE): 88.90000000000002 µin/in-F
- Tensile Modulus: 261 ksi
- Elongation: 34 %
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Polymer Blends Handbook
A series of thermoplastic vulcanizate elastomers available in a wide range of hardness values and displaying low compression set, high fatigue resistance, and long flex life along with good high-temperature and abrasion resistance are targeted for medical applications like syringe stoppers …
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Advances in Elastomers II
Thermoplastic vulcanizates elastomers (or elastomeric alloys) differ from ther- moplastic elastomeric olefin in that the rubber phase is highly vulcanized (cross- linked).
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Thermal decomposition behavior and mechanical properties of elastomeric composites based on polyolefinic thermoplastic elastomer and organomontmorillonite
This polymer is the first brand vulcanizate ther- moplastic elastomer resin developed by Monsanto in 1981.
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Composites for Automotive, Truck and Mass Transit: Materials, Design, Manufacturing
A flexible engine shroud fan cover that resists oil and chemicals consists of a Thermoplastic Vulcanizate Elastomer TPV (NexPrene 1087A) over-molded onto a rigid nylon retaining ring.
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Self‐reinforcing elastomer composites based on polyolefinic thermoplastic elastomer and thermotropic liquid crystalline polymer
Santoprene is an example of the latter and is the first brand vulcanizate thermoplastic elastomer resin developed by Monsanto in 1981.
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Dynamically vulcanized PP/EPDM blends: Influence of curing agents on the morphology evolution
Thermoplastics elastomers vulcanizates (TPE-Vs) are materials obtained by dynamical vulcanization, where the rubber is crosslinked in the presence of a molten thermoplastic phase.
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Novel dynamic vulcanization of polyethylene and ozonolysed natural rubber blends: Effect of curing system and blending ratio
This method, as a process for preparing thermoplastic elastomer vulcanizate (TPV), involves adding the melt, under a high shear rate, to the elastomer with rigid thermoplastic and consequent vulcanization of the elastomer phase under continuous mixing.1–6 The .
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Rheological behavior of polypropylene/novolac blends
It behaves like thermoplastic elastomer vulcanizate /PP blends.9,10 Furthermore, it is clear from Figure 1(I) that the compatibilization and dynamic cure can further increase h* over the entire frequency range. h* of dynamically cured PP/MA-g-PP/novolac blends increases …
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Influence of compatibilizer content on PA/NBR blends properties: Unusual characterization and evaluation methods
Thermoplastic elastomer vulcanizates (TPV), in overall, are biphasic materials with mechanical properties like an elastomer, and processing characteristic like a thermoplastic.