Sconablend

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Sconablend® TPE-S

Thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) are a unique class of materials that combine the key processing and recycling properties of thermoplastics with many of the physical properties of thermoset rubbers, such as elasticity, low compression set, and high flexibility. Ravago produces a wide range of different thermoplastic elastomer grades, including TPE-S, TPE-V, and TPE-O, under the brand names Enflex® and Ensoft®. These are produced by Ravago’s factory Enplast Turkey, while TPE-S, under the brand name Sconablend®, is produced at Ravago Plastics Germany.

Sconablend® TPE-S is a physical alloy between polyolefins (PP/PE) "hard segment" and styrene block polymers (SBS, SEBS, SEPS) "soft segment", with the addition of different fillers, plasticisers, and stabilisers. This combination results in a material that offers:

• Hardness range from 25 Shore A to 90 Shore A

• Very high-quality material using top-quality ingredients

• Good flexibility at low temperatures and excellent ageing properties

• Consistent processing

• Special packaging (anti-lumps) for the lower hardness range < 50 Shore A

Typical Sconablend® TPE-S Applications:

• Automotive

• Consumer products

• Recreational products

Portfolio

Sconablend® TPE-S offers a grade portfolio that services markets such as automotive, consumer, and recreational. The portfolio includes:

• Hardness range from Shore 05A to 55D

• Various specific gravities for tailor-made products

Ravago, our parent company, ensures that Sconablend® TPE-S is produced with the highest quality standards in their factories in Turkey and Germany. This ensures that the material meets the diverse needs of different applications and industries.

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Serbia, Sweden, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Greece, North Macedonia, Romania, Lithuania, Denmark, Slovenija, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Portugal, Switzerland, Germany, France, Croatia, Austria, Hungary, Spain, Czech Republic, United Kingdom, Poland, Italy, Finland, Ireland, Latvia, Netherlands, Norway, Slovakia, Belgium, Estonia, Aland Islands, Luxembourg

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