RESPOL EBANTIX® E1770 EBA

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RESPOL EBANTIX® E1770 EBA
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Ethylene Butyl Acrylate
Material Notes:	Product Description: EBA REPSOL EBANTIX® E1770 is a copolymer suitable for general extrusion, injection molding and compounds where good processability, flexibility and very good mechanical properties are required. The butyl acrylate content is 17%. It contains antioxidant additives. Applications: Extrusion (profiles, sheets); Injection molding; Microcellular foams; Compounds and masterbatches; Cables Recommended melt temperature 180°C. EBA copolymers exhibit excellent thermal stability, which allows higher processing temperatures if needed. Processing characteristics of E1770 are similar to LDPE and conventional polyethylene extruders are recommended. Processing conditions should be optimized for each production line. Availability: Africa & Middle East; Asia Pacific; Europe; Latin America; North America Additive: Antioxidant Features: Antioxidant; Copolymer, Food Contact Acceptable; Good Flexibility; Good Processability Uses: Compounding; Foam; Profiles; Sheet Agency Ratings: EU Food Contact Processing Method: Compounding; Extrusion; Injection Molding Information provided by REPSOL
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Available Properties
Density, ISO 1183 Butyl Acrylate Content Melt Flow, ISO 1133 Hardness, Shore A, ISO 868 Hardness, Shore D, ISO 868 Tensile Strength at Break, ISO 527-2 Film Elongation at Break, MD, ISO 527-2 Film Elongation at Break, TD, ISO 527-2 Melting Point Vicat Softening Point, ISO 306/A Melt Temperature

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