Polymer Property : Tensile Strength, Ultimate = 1710 psi Product List

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Mechanical Properties	Metric	English	Comments
Tensile Strength, Ultimate	11.8 MPa	1710 psi	ASTM D412
Multibase Multi-Flex® TPE A 8000 BLK Multi-Flex TPE contains Kraton™ G.Data provided by Multibase.
Tensile Strength, Ultimate	11.8 MPa	1710 psi	Cured
KKPC Kumho KHS 58 High Styrene Resin Masterbatch (HSR) High Styrene Resin Masterbatch (HSR)Characteristics: KOSYN KHS is produced by mixing SBR 1502 of 23.5% styrene and high styrene resin latex at high temperature. It works as plasticizer which improve..
Tensile Strength, Ultimate	11.8 MPa	1710 psi	Cured
KKPC Kumho RM 21 High Styrene Resin Masterbatch (HSR) High Styrene Resin Masterbatch (HSR)Characteristics: KOSYN KHS is produced by mixing SBR 1502 of 23.5% styrene and high styrene resin latex at high temperature. It works as plasticizer which improve..
Tensile Strength, Ultimate	11.8 MPa	1710 psi	ASTM D638
SK Chemicals SKYPEL P128DW Productivity Grade SKYPEL is a thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPEE). It is a polymer resin having the property somewhere between plastics and rubber, which have various properties ranging from high hardness plasti..
Tensile Strength, Ultimate	11.8 MPa	1710 psi	ASTM D412
SK Chemicals SKYTHANEÂ® 850A T series Polyurethane SKYTHANE is a thermoplastic polyurethane elastomer (TPU). Like materials ranging from rubber to plastics, it has excellent physical properties such as anti-abrasion, oil-resistance and mechanical pr..
Tensile Strength, Ultimate	11.8 MPa	1710 psi	ASTM D412
SK Chemicals SKYTHANEÂ® T850A Polyester Based, Low Hardness Thermoplastic Polyurethane Elastomer Description: SK Chemicals has supplied Thermoplastic Polyurethane Elastomer (TPU) under the name of SKYTHANE. Applications include:Keyboard CoversOutsoles of Soccer ShoesWire and CableAirbagsSheets ..
Tensile Strength, Ultimate	11.8 MPa	1710 psi	ASTM D638
Styron INSPIRE™ TF3800 Polypropylene Information provided by DowThe Inspire brand was spun off from Dow Chemical to Styron in 2010