For styrenic-based TPEs, the gate depth (D) should be 25-35% of the TPE component’s wall thickness at the gate entrance; 35-50% for urethane-based TPEs. Skin oil can also affect the TPE adhesion to the insert, so hand protection should be worn when handling the inserts. Skin oil can also affect the TPE adhesion to the insert, so hand protection should be worn when handling the inserts.

Generally, GLS TPEs will flow much further in thinner walls than other types of TPEs. Coloring SBC TPEs have inherently superior color than most other TPEs. SEBS TPEs that have been processed at too high a temperature will have a burnt odor (degradation) and in the worst case become tacky and bleed oil.

SELECTION GUIDE reSound™ REC Recycled Content Thermoplastic Elastomers Post-industrial and post-consumer recycled TPEs To help brands reach their sustainability goals, reSound™ REC post-industrial recycled (PIR) and post- consumer recycled (PCR) TPE formulations utilize 9–83% recycled content. reSound REC TPEs can be overmolded onto polypropylene (PP), polycarbonate (PC), acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) and PC/ABS blends, and are suitable for injection molding. FDA); oil; or polyvinyl butyral (PVB) from windshields and laminated building glass. Formulated for the consumer and transportation markets, reSound recycled content TPE grades can be used in applications such as personal care products, lawn and garden tools, outdoor goods, office supplies, footwear, houseware durables, consumer electronics, and automotive interior and under-the-hood components.

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Uncover the multiple benefits available when you add TPEs to your products Specific applications where TPEs can help include: Soft and semi-rigid orthotics can benefit from the use of soft TPEs.

Thermoplastic composites enable advancements in oil and gas pipe through corrosion resistance, reduced weight, and flexible reinforcement. It is estimated that 60% of oil and gas pipelines in North America are more than 20 years old*.

Thermoplastic composites enable advancements in oil and gas pipe through corrosion resistance, reduced weight, and flexible reinforcement. It is estimated that 60% of oil and gas pipelines in North America are more than 20 years old*.

Thermoplastic composites enable advancements in oil and gas pipe through corrosion resistance, reduced weight, and flexible reinforcement. It is estimated that 60% of oil and gas pipelines in North America are more than 20 years old*.

Thermoplastic composites enable advancements in oil and gas pipe through corrosion resistance, reduced weight, and flexible reinforcement. It is estimated that 60% of oil and gas pipelines in North America are more than 20 years old*.