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ARNITEL EL630
ARNITEL EL630 is a product that offers the best elastomeric properties in the shore D hardness range (stiffness 50-500 MPa) ensuring good resilience , excellent creep performance and low plastic strain compared to other TPE materials. ARNITEL special product range having extended FDA approvals and EC compliancy for direct food contact of many (liquid) foods. ARNITEL product range, USP class VI compliant for medical/pharmaceutical applications. It has excellent chemical resistance against detergents, greases, oil, alcohol, etc. ARNITEL EL630 has good moldability (low viscosity grades) and colourability giving customers freedom of design and moldability of small precision parts.
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ARNITE AV2 390XT
ARNITE AV2 390XT (PBT, PET, and blends) are high-performance engineering plastics that combine high strength and rigidity with excellent processing characteristics. As a result, Arnite A (PET) and Arnite T (PBT) are well suited for a broad range of automotive, electrical & electronic and consumer goods applications. A wide portfolio of Arnite is available including unreinforced, reinforced and flame retardant grades.
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STANYL CR310
STANYL CR310 is a product that offers the lowest friction at operating temperature at 150 °C. STANYL CR310 has the lowest wear rate and it is produced from a proven technology. STANYL CR310 has high stiffness and strength and a good flow.
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FORTII ECO E61 (P836B)
FORTII ECO E61 (P836B) is a breakthrough high temperature polyamide with halogen-free flame retardant grades for demanding applications in the electronics, lighting, automotive, white goods, industrial and aerospace industries.
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