Processing Properties | Metric | English | Comments |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 182 °C | 340 - 360 °F | Suggested Stock |
S&E Specialty Polymers TufFlex™ GF 1815 PVC/Nitrile Alloy Application: A flexible, PVC/Nitrile, oil resistant compound suitable for footwear applications.Information provided by S&E Specialty Polymers |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 182 °C | 340 - 360 °F | Suggested Stock |
S&E Specialty Polymers TufFlex™ GF 6107 PVC/Nitrile Alloy Application: PVC/Nitrile alloy material designed for work boot midsole applications.Information provided by S&E Specialty Polymers |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 177 °C | 340 - 350 °F | Suggested Stock |
S&E Specialty Polymers TufTech™ G-3468-A PVC Compound Application: A general purpose PVC based extrusion grade compound.Information provided by S&E Specialty Polymers |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 177 °C | 340 - 350 °F | Suggested Stock |
S&E Specialty Polymers TufTech™ GA-3174 PVC Compound Application: 80°C PVC General Purpose Jacketing compound with high gloss surface.Information provided by S&E Specialty Polymers |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 182 °C | 340 - 360 °F | Thermoforming Surface Temp |
Chevron Phillips Marlex® HHM 5502-04BN HDPE Hexene Copolymer
(discontinued **) This resin allows the blow molder to reduce inventory of resin types, because it can be used to package bleach and most detergents. Meets ASTM D4976 - PE 235. ASTM D1248 - Type III, Class A, Cat.. |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 193 °C | 340 - 379 °F | Molding temperature |
Cookson Group Plaskon® 3100LS Mineral Filled Conventional Encapsulant
(discontinued **) Test specimens were transfer molded and post cured 4 hours at 175°C.A semiconductor grade encapsulant suitable for a wide range of applications ranging from small SOICs to moderate lead count DIPs... |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 182 °C | 340 - 360 °F | Recommended Stock Temperature |
Sylvin Technologies 6160-90 PVC Wire/Cable Compound Information provided by Sylvin Technologies Inc. |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 182 °C | 340 - 360 °F | Recommended Stock Temperature |
Sylvin Technologies 504 PVC Wire/Cable Compound Information provided by Sylvin Technologies Inc. |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 182 °C | 340 - 360 °F | Recommended Stock Temperature |
Sylvin Technologies 5042N PVC Wire/Cable Compound Information provided by Sylvin Technologies Inc. |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 182 °C | 340 - 360 °F | Recommended Stock Temperature |
Sylvin Technologies 6128-90 PVC Wire/Cable Compound Information provided by Sylvin Technologies Inc. |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 204 °C | 340 - 399 °F | Blow Molding |
Chevron Phillips Marlex® HHM 5202 BN High Density Ethylene Hexene-1 Copolymer High Density Ethylene Hexene-1 CopolymerCustomer Benefits: For the blow molder who wants to stock one resin that will be suitable for most of his customers' packaging needs. Lightweight containers .. |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 204 °C | 340 - 399 °F | Blow Molding |
Chevron Phillips Marlex® HHM 5502 LD High Density Ethylene Hexene Copolymer with Antistat High Density Ethylene Hexene Copolymer with AntistatCustomer Benefits: This resin allows the blow molder to reduce inventory of resin types, because it can be used to package a wide range of product.. |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 182 °C | 340 - 360 °F | Recommended Stock Temperature |
Sylvin Technologies 5120 PVC Wire/Cable Compound Information provided by Sylvin Technologies Inc. |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 188 °C | 340 - 370 °F | Recommended Stock Temperature |
Sylvin Technologies 60509 PVC Wire/Cable Compound Information provided by Sylvin Technologies Inc. |
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Processing Temperature | 171 - 193 °C | 340 - 379 °F | Molding temperature |
Cookson Group Plaskon® 3300S Mineral Filled Novolac Epoxy Molding Compound
(discontinued **) Test specimens were transfer molded and post cured 4 hours at 175°C.A low stress, flame retardant, novolac hardened epoxy molding compound designed to provide hermeticity protection exceeding that .. |