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A. Schulman Alcryn® 2180 NC Melt Processable Rubber
Categories: Polymer; Thermoplastic; Elastomer, TPE

Material Notes: Alcryn 2100 Series melt-processable rubber (MPR) offer a broader range of bonding to rigid substrates while maintaining all the excellent performance features of traditional Alcryn. The 2100 grades bond to polycarbonate, ABS, polycarbonate/ABS alloys, SAN, ASA, copolyester elastomers and TPUs, as well as both flexible and rigid PVC.

Applications:

  • Injection-molded and overmolded parts
  • Soft touch handles and grips
  • Automotive interior applications
  • Seals and gaskets for automotive insert molding
  • Noise and vibration deadening
  • Blow-molded parts
  • Tubing and hose
  • Wire and cable jackets
  • Coated fabrics and sheet goods
  • Window and door weatherstripping
  • Information provided by Advanced Polymer Alloys

    Former product line of Advanced Polymer Alloys (APA), acquired by A. Schulman in 2014.

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    Physical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
    Specific Gravity 1.31 g/ccASTM D471
    Viscosity 455000 cP
    @Shear Rate 300 1/s,
    Temperature 190 °C
    ASTM D3835
     
    Mechanical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
    Hardness, Shore A 74After 7 days at 125°C; ASTM D573
     79ASTM D2240
    Tensile Strength at Break 1784 psiASTM D412
     2087 psiAfter 7 days at 125°C; ASTM D573
    Elongation at Break 560 %ASTM D412
     599.2 %After 7 days at 125°C; ASTM D573
    100% Modulus 0.650 ksi
    @Strain 100 %
    ASTM D412
     0.793 ksi
    @Strain 100 %
    After 7 days at 125°C; ASTM D573
    Graves Tear Strength 348.1 pli
    @Temperature 24.0 °C
    Die C; ASTM D624
    Compression Set 22 %
    @Temperature 24.0 °C,
    Time 79200 sec
    ASTM D395
     89 %
    @Temperature 100 °C,
    Time 79200 sec
    ASTM D395
    Tensile Set 17 %ASTM D412
     
    Thermal PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
    Brittleness Temperature -58.0 °CASTM D746
    Clash Berg Stiffness Temperature -22.0 °C69 Mpa; ASTM D1043
     
    Processing PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
    Processing Temperature 177 °C
     
    Descriptive Properties
    Fluid Resistance - Volume Change, % (ASTM D471)13After 7 Days in IRM 903 Oil No. 3 at 212°F (100°C)
     14After 7 Days in Water at 212°F (100°C)
     24After 7 Days in ASTM Ref. Fuel no. B at 75°F (24°C)
     -7After 7 Days in ASTM Oil No. 1 At 212°F (100°C)

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