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NOVA Chemicals SCLAIR® 19C HDPE Film Resin  (discontinued **)
Categories: Polymer; Film; Thermoplastic; Polyethylene (PE); High Density (HDPE); High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Film Grade
Material Notes:

Homopolymer

Features:

  • High stiffness
  • Excellent barrier properties
  • Good clarity
  • Low gel

Additives:

  • Processing antioxidant
  • Polymer process aid

Applications:

  • Barrier films
  • Co-extrusion
  • Dry food packaging
  • Blending

Film properties are typical of blown film extruded on a 2.5" extruder with 4" die and 35-mil die gap at a blow up ratio of 2.5:1, but are dependent upon operating conditions.

United States: SCLAIR 19C resin complies with the specifications contained in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulation 21 CFR 177.1520 for olefin polymers, para. (c) 2.2, and may thus be used in the United States as an article or component of an article intended for use in contact with food, without temperature or food-type restrictions, subject to technical suitability.

NOVA Chemicals polyethylene resins are biologically and chemically inert.

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Physical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Density 0.958 g/ccASTM D 792
Water Vapor Transmission 2.64 g/m²/day
@Temperature 38.0 °C		100% RH; ASTM F 1249
Oxygen Transmission Rate 1488 cc/m²/day
@Temperature 23.0 °C		0% RH; ASTM D 3985
Thickness 38.0 microns
Melt Index of Compound 0.95 g/10 min
@Load 2.16 kg,
Temperature 190 °C		ASTM D 1238
 
Mechanical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Hardness, Shore D 68ASTM D 2240
Film Tensile Strength at Yield, MD 25.0 MPaASTM D 882
Film Tensile Strength at Yield, TD 27.0 MPaASTM D 882
Film Elongation at Break, MD 560 %ASTM D 882
Film Elongation at Break, TD 890 %ASTM D 882
Elmendorf Tear Strength MD 26 gASTM D 1922
Elmendorf Tear Strength TD 711 gASTM D 1922
Dart Drop Test 44.0 gF50; ASTM D 1709/A
Film Tensile Strength at Break, MD 42.0 MPaASTM D 882
Film Tensile Strength at Break, TD 40.0 MPaASTM D 882
1% Secant Modulus, MD 840 MPaASTM D 882
1% Secant Modulus, TD 1180 MPaASTM D 882
 
Thermal PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Vicat Softening Point 131 °CASTM D 1525
 
Optical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Haze 36 %ASTM D 1003
Gloss 23 %@ 45°; ASTM D 2457
 
Compliance PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
FDA YesSee notes for details.
 
Descriptive Properties
Low Friction Puncture (J/mm)20NOVA Chemicals Test Method

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