Mitsui ADMER® NF498A PE Type Polyolefin

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Mitsui ADMER® NF498A PE Type Polyolefin
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Polyethylene (PE); Polyolefin
Material Notes:	ADMER® Adhesive Resin is a modified polyolefin with functional groups, designed to bond to a variety of polyolefins, ionomers, polyamides, ethylene vinyl alcohol (EVOH), polyesters (PET), polycarbonates, polystyrenes and metals such as steel and aluminum. ADMER serves as a tie-layer in unique multi-layer structures to combine properties of different materials, such as gas barrier resins and moisture barrier resins. Available in pellet form, ADMER can be used in a wide variety of coextrusion processes for bottles, tubes, sheets and films. ADMER, a thermoplastic, can be processed easily by: coextrusion blow molding tube coextrusion sheet coextrusion film coextrusion (cast and blown film) coextrusion coating powder coating (metal coating) co-injection ADMER complies with 21 CFR 175, 105. PP based ADMER complies with 21 CFR section 177, 1390, (C) (2) under certain conditions. Information provided by Mitsui Chemicals America, Inc.
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Density, ASTM D1505 Melt Index of Compound, ASTM D1238 Vicat Softening Point, ASTM D1525 FDA, See notes for details.

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Mitsui Chemicals America

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