SEBS is an essential thermoplastic elastomer that exhibits characteristics similar to uncured rubbers. Its key properties include: Robustness Flexibility High resistance to heat High resistance to UV radiation Ease of processing SEBS is derived through selective and...
The introduction of thermoplastic elastomers (TPE) blurred the line between plastics and cured elastomers, providing engineers with raw materials to shape desired properties in production parts without the need for laborious curing processes. This section focuses on...
The history of polyolefins spans over ninety years, dating back to the commercial production of LDPE. Polyolefins encompass a broad family of polymers derived from the polymerization of various olefins, such as ethylene and propylene. While polyethylene (PE) and...
Dental care is paramount for overall health, including the digestive system. Polymer toothbrushes have been widely available for over 70 years, with recent designs offering improved features and user experiences. While traditional polymer toothbrushes are produced...
Preventing water penetration is crucial for combating rust, decay, and prolonging the lifespan of cars. Water leakage into a car’s trunk or cabin is a significant concern that prompts immediate investigation into its source. Typically, water can seep into the...
The introduction of the first TPE in the 1960s opened a new realm for designers across various industries. Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) was the first commercially viable TPE, finding applications in automotive and shoe sole manufacturing. Subsequently, the...
