Due to its unique molecular structure and processing properties, TPE elastomer is widely used in outdoor cables, automotive seals, sports equipment and other fields.
In modern plastic product production, color has long transcended mere visual decoration to become a crucial vehicle for brand identity, functional differentiation, and product value.
TPE elastomer, or thermoplastic elastomer, is a high-performance polymer material that combines the properties of both rubber and plastic. Since its introduction, it has garnered significant attention across various industries.
In the elastomer toughening system, rubber particles act as stress concentration points, and their particle size needs to match the matrix properties.
From the perspective of pigment type, there are differences in the effects of particle size characteristics on gloss between organic pigments and inorganic pigments.
Among the dazzling galaxy of modern materials science, modified engineering plastics, particularly those based on polyamide 66 (PA66), shine like a shining star.