ExxonMobil Iotek® 7020 Zinc Ionomer Molding/Extrusion Resin

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ExxonMobil Iotek® 7020 Zinc Ionomer Molding/Extrusion Resin (discontinued **)
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Ionomer; Ionomer, Molded
Material Notes:	Data provided by the manufacturer, Exxon Chemical. A zinc ionomer with excellent flexibility, abrasion resistance, impact strength and tensile strength. This ionomer has outstanding adhesion to glass, metals and paper. Applications: Golf ball covers; Injection molded articles; Foams; Impact modifiers.
Key Words:	Ethylene/Methacrylic Acid (E/MAA) Copolymer; Exxon Chemical Company
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Available Properties
Density, Exxon Method Melt Flow, Exxon Method Hardness, Shore D, ASTM D2240 Tensile Strength, Ultimate, ASTM D638 Elongation at Break, ASTM D638 Flexural Modulus, ASTM D790 Tensile Impact Strength, 23°C; ASTM D-1822 Melting Point, Exxon Method Vicat Softening Point, Rate B; ASTM D-1525

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Manufacturer Notes:
Exxon Chemical

Category Notes
Plastic

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