2007 TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomers) TopCon (#1964)
Stretching the Limits
Akron, OH, September 2007, CDROM
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Contents Include:
Thermoplastic Elastomers: Classification, Nomenclature
and Acronym, Demand Shifts and New Technology
Impacts: Europe and North America, Development
of Specialty TPEs in China, The Role of TPEs
in the Flexible Polymer Industry
INFUSE™ Olefin Block Copolymers for Soft
Thermoplastic Elastomers Applications, PEBAX®
Poly Ether Block Amide Copolymer, “A High
Performance TPE Designed to Meet the Demands
of Tomorrow”, DuPont™ ETPV for Injection
Molding Applications, Applications and Features
of New Generation Aliphatic,
Mechanical Property and Fuel Resistance of New
Phthalate-Free Soft Grade TPU , Extrusion Characteristics
of Specialty Polyolefin Elastomer and Its Blends,
Novel Ethylene/Alpha-Olefin Copolymer - Polypropylene
Blends for Extruded Profiles, Siloxane Enhanced
Elastomers, A Novel Isobutylene-Based TPV,
Experimental Kraton® Polymer for Improved
Overmold Adhesion, Using Body Color Ionomer
Sheet on Co-Extruded Exterior TPE/V Applications,
Automotive Exterior Applications: Class A Body
Color, Mullins Effect Requires New FEA Material
Models, Innovative Kraton® Additive for
High Flow and High Melt Strength TPEs, Next
Generation Polymeric Surface Modification Additives,
Improved Impact properties of TPO/TPE Systems
Containing Scratch and Mar Additives; Effect
of the Resin, Composition on the Efficacy of
the Additives, Bonding Materials in Automotive
Weatherseals: Novel Approach with Thermoplastic
Vulcanizates, Processing of Soft Grade TPE and
TPV Formulations Using Oil Extended Elastomers,
Understanding the Phenomenon of Gas Fading in
Thermoplastic Elastomers in Automotive Interior
Applications, Cause-Effect and Prevention, A
Novel Soft, Fast-Processing, Plasticizer-Free
TPU: Properties And Processing Characteristics,
TPE Product Innovations Designed to Create New
Profit Opportunities for Users, Morphology Development
of (Sub)Micrometer Thermoplastic Vulcanisates,
Novel Thermoplastic Elastomers for Universal
Overmolding on Dissimilar Thermoplastics, How
TPV Out-Performs EPDM for Automotive Body Sealing,
Engineering Thermoplastic Elastomers Containing
Radiopaque Fillers for Medical Device Applications.
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