SANTOPRENE TPV-101-80 Celanese

Nombre del producto: TPE – – SANTOPRENE – TPV-101-80
Categoría: Elastómero Termoplástico
Información del manual del producto: SANTOPRENE™ 101-80 – TPV
Product Description
A soft, black, versatile thermoplastic vulcanizate (TPV) in the thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) family. This material combines good physical
properties and chemical resistance for use in a wide range of applications. This grade of Santoprene™ TPV is shear-dependent and can be
processed on conventional thermoplastics equipment for injection molding, extrusion, blow molding, thermoforming or vacuum forming. It is
polyolefin based and recyclable within the manufacturing stream.
Characteristics
Applications
Automotive – Air Induction System Ducts, Automotive – Boots and Bellows for Steering and
Suspension, Automotive – Plugs, Bumpers, Grommets, Clips, Automotive – Seals and
Gaskets, Consumer – Electronics, Consumer – Floor Care, Industrial – Seals and Gaskets,
Tubing
Uses
Appliance components, Automotive applications, Automotive under the hood, Consumer
applications, Diaphragms, Electrical parts, Gaskets, Outdoor applications, Seals, Tubing
Agency Ratings
UL QMFZ2, UL QMFZ8, UL QMTT2
UL File Number
E80017, E86313
Color
Black
Delivery Form
Pellets
Processing
Blow molding, Coextrusion, Extrusion, Extrusion blow molding, Injection blow molding,
Injection molding, Multi injection molding, Profile extrusion, Sheet extrusion, Thermoforming,
Vacuum forming
Physical properties
Test Standard
Unit
Value
Density
0.96
g/cm³
ASTM D792
Density
960
kg/m³
ISO 1183
Outdoor suitability
f1
–
UL 746C
Detergent resistance
f3
–
UL 749
Detergent resistance
f4
–
UL 2157
Hardness
Unit
Value
Shore A hardness-TPE, 15s
87
ISO 868
Mechanical properties
Test Standard
Unit
Value
Tensile stress at 100%, perpendicular
4.61
MPa
ASTM D412
Tensile stress at 100%, perpendicular
4.61
MPa
ISO 37
Tensile strength at break elast, perpendicular
10.4
MPa
ASTM D412
Tensile stress at break, perpendicular
10.4
MPa
ISO 37
Elongation at break elast, perpendicular
526
%
ASTM D412
Tensile strain at break, perpendicular
526
%
ISO 37
Tear strength, Method Ba, perpendicular
33
kN/m
ISO 34-1
Compression set, 70°C, 22h, Type 1, Method B
36
%
ASTM D395
Compression set, 70°C, 22h, Type A
36
%
ISO 815
Compression set, 125°C, 70h, Type 1, Method B
52
%
ASTM D395
Compression set, 125°C, 70h, Type A
52
%
ISO 815
Thermal properties
Test Standard
Unit
Value
Brittleness temperature
-60
°C
ASTM D746
RTI Elec
90
°C
UL 746
RTI Str, 1.0 mm
90
°C
UL 746
RTI Str, 1.5 mm
90
°C
UL 746
RTI Str, 3.0 mm
95
°C
UL 746
Created: 23-Feb-2022
Revised: 18-Feb-2022 Source: Celanese Materials Database
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SANTOPRENE™ 101-80 – TPV
Electrical properties
Test Standard
Unit
Value
Dielectric Strength, 2.0 mm
30
kV/mm
ASTM D149
Dielectric Constant 60Hz, 1.98 mm
2.6
–
ASTM D150
Dielectric Constant 60Hz, 1.98 mm
2.6
–
IEC 60250
Comparative tracking index
PLC 0
–
UL 746
High amp arc ignition (HAI)
PLC 0
–
UL 746
High voltage arc resistance to ignition (HVAR)
PLC 6
–
UL 746
High voltage arc tracking rate (HVTR)
PLC 1
–
UL 746
Hot-wire Ignition (1.0 mm)
PLC 4
–
UL 746A
Hot-wire Ignition (1.5 mm)
PLC 3
–
UL 746A
Hot-wire Ignition (3.0 mm)
PLC 2
–
UL 746A
Injection
Unit
Value
Drying temperature
82
°C
Drying time
3
h
Necessary low maximum residual moisture content
0.08
%
Suggested maximum regrind
20
%
Rear temperature
177
°C
Middle temperature
182
°C
Front temperature
188
°C
Nozzle temperature
193 – 232
°C
Melt temperature
199 – 232
°C
Mold temperature
10 – 52
°C
Injection speed
fast
–
Back pressure
0.345 – 0.689
MPa
Screw Speed
100 – 200
RPM
Clamp tonnage
41 – 69
MPa
Cushion
3.18 – 6.35
mm
Screw L/D
20:1/*
–
Screw compression ratio
2.5:1/*
–
Vent depth
0.025
mm
Extrusion
Unit
Value
Drying temperature
82
°C
Drying time
3
h
Melt temperature
202
°C
Die head temperature
204
°C
Back pressure
5 – 20
MPa
Aging
Test Standard
Unit
Value
Change in Tensile Strength in Air @ 150 C, 168 h
-5.8
%
ASTM D573
Change in Tensile Strength in Air @ 150 C, 168 h
-5.8
%
ISO 188
Change in Ultimate Elongation in Air @ 150 C, 168 h
-12
%
ASTM D573
Change in Tensile Strain at Break in Air @ 150 C, 168 h
-12
%
ISO 188
Change in Durometer Hardness in Air @ 150 C, 168 h, Shore A
1.7
–
ASTM D573
Change in Shore Hardness in Air @ 150 C, 168 h, Shore A
1.7
–
ISO 188
Continuous Upper Temperature Resistance (CUTR) @ 1008 h
135
°C
SAE J2236
Flammability
Unit
Value
Flame rating, 1.0 mm
HB
UL 94
Flame rating, 1.5 mm
HB
UL 94
Flame rating, 3.0 mm
HB
UL 94
Other text information
Processing Notes
Desiccant drying for 3 hours at 80°C (180°F) is recommended. Santoprene™ TPV has a wide temperature processing window from 175 to 230°C
(350 to 450°F) and is incompatible with acetal and PVC.
Created: 23-Feb-2022
Revised: 18-Feb-2022 Source: Celanese Materials Database
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SANTOPRENE™ 101-80 – TPV
Other Approvals
OEM
Specification
Chrysler (FCA)
MS-AR-100 DGN
FORD
WSD-M2D381-A1
GM
GMW15813, Type 7
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NOTICE TO USERS: Values shown are based on testing of laboratory test specimens and represent data that fall within the standard range of
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Created: 23-Feb-2022
Revised: 18-Feb-2022 Source: Celanese Materials Database
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