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COMPONYL
COMPONYL is a PVC compound that can be made for extrusion and injection with a specific dosage of plasticizers, stabilizers and additives, among others.
Rigid PVC - Applications
Indoor and outdoor profiles
- Coatings; Furniture; Window frames; Electric cables raceways; Technical Profiles; Coextrusion Compact Pipes
- Central Vacuum; Conduction of Electric Cables; Water Conduction (Pressure/Discharge)
Corrugated pipes and Spiral pipes
Injected parts
- Piping Accessories; Electricity Boxes
Packaging
- Cosmetic; Food; Industrial
Flexible PVC - Applications
Wiring
- Energy (insulation/filling/flange); Data and Accessories
Footwear
- Soles; Direct Injection and Footwear Safety
Pipes and hoses
- Household (garden, butane/propane gas); Industrial (solid and liquid transport, ventilation)
Profiles and seals
- Technical Extrusion/Coextrusion Profiles; O-rings;
Encapsulation Seals
Characteristics
Customized according to customer specifications.
Areas of application
COMPORUB
Thermoplastic rubber (TR) compounds are based on styrene-butadiene (SB) block copolymers.
Characteristics
- Ease of processing (fast injection cycle)
- Low process cost
- Excellent flexibility, even at low temperatures
- Good elasticity
- Great adherence (non-slip)
- Pigmentation in any colour
- Essence introduction
- Not toxic
- Fully recyclable
Main application
- Footwear industry
- Injected soles
Areas of application
COMPOPRENE
SEBS is a styrene, ethylene and butadiene block (SEBS) copolymers-based recyclable thermoplastic elastomer compound.
Characteristics
- Flexible and elastic materials such as rubber.
- Good cost/performance ratio.
- Processing: Injection and Extrusion.
- SEBS - processing
Applications of SEBS by Injection
- Car Mats
- Junction Box Seals
- Toys
- Toothbrushes
- Gifts
- Tool handles
- Household items
- Technical Parts
Applications of SEBS by Extrusion
- Medical; Automotive and Construction Industry Applications
- Frame seals
- Profiles
Areas of application
COMPOPP
COMPOPP is the name of the talc- and/or fibreglass-reinforced polypropylene (PP), homopolymer or copolymer. If necessary, the use of a flame retardant is possible in accordance with UL-94.
PP with Fibreglass
Reinforced PP compounds can have between 10 and 50 % fibreglass. These compounds are used in the plastic industry in order to reinforce mechanical properties.
Some of the advantages of fibreglass compounds are:
- Easy to shape parts with complex shapes;
- Lighter than steel and more resistant and with identical mechanical and thermal properties;
- High resistance to tension, impact, compression, flexion under load, tearing, abrasion;
- Chemical resistance;
Applications of PP with Fibreglass:
- Extrusion (Pipes);
- Injection (technical parts, automotive industry and household electrical applications).
PP with Talc
Talc-reinforced PP compounds
can have between 10 to 40 % talc.
The addition of talc has several advantages, including:
- Rigidity (E-Modulus), resistance: to impact, thermal conductivity and thermal expansion;
- Nucleation properties;
- Chemical resistance;
- Reduces water absorption and shrinkage in moulding;
Applications of PP with talc:
- Injection (technical parts, automotive industry and household electrical applications).
Areas of application
