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Some Versaflex™ TPEs exhibit similar processing profiles as Kraton and Dynaflex TPEs. We can make some general observations about the processing of these two types of TPEs: High shear rate viscosity testing done by GLS’s Quality Control Department (using a rheometer) accurately gauges the way our TPEs will perform at shear rates found during injection molding or extrusion.

Some Versaflex™ TPEs exhibit similar processing profiles as Kraton and Dynaflex TPEs. We can make some general observations about the processing of these two types of TPEs: High shear rate viscosity testing done by GLS’s Quality Control Department (using a rheometer) accurately gauges the way our TPEs will perform at shear rates found during injection molding or extrusion.

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But some of the physical properties that make them attractive for very challenging applications, such as their very low Coefficient of Friction (CoF), also cause them to be difficult to print or otherwise mark. See our Q&A for insight into some of the points to consider when printing or marking applications manufactured from fluoropolymers.