Da/Pro Rubber TPE

Da/Pro Rubber TPE elastomers add soft-touch grips, high tech looks, multiple color capability, scents, surface textures and more to a variety of components. TPE elastomer molding is being used in consumer products, industrial products, medical device components, electrical products and in almost every other industry.

Polymer Name: Thermoplastic Elastomer (unspecified)

End Uses: Acoustic Barrier, Appliances, Bottles, Consumer Applications, Electrical/Electronic Applications, Industrial Applications, Medical Devices, Pumps, Soft Touch Applications, Sporting Goods, Toothbrush Handles, Valves

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Knowde-enriched technical product data sheet

Identification & Functionality

Features & Benefits

Materials Features
Product Highlight

TPE elastomer molding is replacing many rubber/metal and rubber/plastic combinations as a more cost effective solutions. TPE elastomer products have evolved; and TPE materials are made with better elasticity, surface COF, more colors, higher tear strength, more bondability to other substrates and higher heat performance. Many of these properties have improved, but there are still properties that only rubber can deliver.

Resistant To
  • Oils
  • Fuels
  • Most Chemicals

Applications & Uses

Markets
Applications
Plastics & Elastomers End Uses
Uses
  • Consumer products use TPE elastomers in everything ranging from toothbrushes to shampoo bottles incorporating special effect colors and scent enhanced elements. Sporting goods manufacturers use TPE elastomers to reduce the coefficient of friction with wet surfaces and increase comfort.
  • Industrial, electronics, and medical OEMS are using TPE to combine housing and sealing components into one, increasing efficiency and reducing manufacturing costs. Vibration dampers and valve/pump combination components also utilize TPE elastomers.

Properties

Typical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Fire Point353°F-
Freeze Point-89°F-