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    TPVs strengthen automotive parts

    Feb. 20, 2002
    Two automotive manufacturers have approved several grades of NexPrene thermoplastic vulcanizates for injection-molded, extruded, or blow-molded parts.

    Two automotive manufacturers have approved several grades of NexPrene thermoplastic vulcanizates for injection-molded, extruded, or blow-molded parts. Approved grades are available in natural black and range in hardness from 55 to 87 Shore A for one manufacturer, and 55 Shore A to 50 Shore D for the other. Precolored grades can also be supplied. Mechanical properties include strong tear and tensile strength.

    Thermoplastic Rubber Systems Inc., 2 Shaker Rd., Unit A101, Shirley, MA 01464, (866) 289-8737.

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