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December 12, 2001
Tuftec™ and Asaprene™ Adhesive Properties

The Tuftec™ P, Tuftec™ H, and Asaprene™ series enable selection from an extensive range of adhesion properties, and high compatibility with all leading tackifiers, as indicated by these test results for elastomer-tackifier formulations with Arkon M100 and Escorez 1310.

Properties of formulations with Arkon M100 alicyclic petroleum resin
  Tuftec™ P1000 Tuftec™ H1141 Asaprene™ T-438
Elastomer
property
Styrene content (wt%)
30
30
35
MFR (g/10 min), ISO 1133 G: 200°C, 5 kg load --
 --
25
E: 190°C, 2.16 kg load
4
22
  --
15% solution viscosity in toluene (cP)
35
28
50

Formulation
property

Melt viscosity (cP) 140°C
4,400
2,700
5,700
160°C
1,720
1,040
1,920
180°C
840
520
980
Softening point (°C)
92
79
103
Adhesives
properties
Loop tack
(gf)
Versus stainless steel
1,440
320
1,420
Versus PE
680
330
830
Adhesion
strength
(gf/10 mm)
Versus stainless steel
1,770
Agglomeration fracture
1,660
Agglomeration fracture
1,310
Agglomeration fracture
Versus PE
1,220
Agglomeration fracture
790
Agglomeration fracture
760
Agglomeration fracture
Creep resistance,
60°C (min)
Versus stainless steel
20.1
5.9
22.0
Versus PE
4.1
2.4
11.6
Formulation (parts): Elastomer (100); Arkon M100 (250); PW 90 (60); Sumilizer GM (1)

Properties of formulations with Escorez 1310 aliphatic petroleum resin
  Tuftec™ P1000 Tuftec™ H1141 Asaprene™ T-438
Elastomer
property
Styrene content (wt%) 30 30 35
MFR (g/10 min), ISO 1133 G: 200°C, 5 kg load -- -- 25
E: 190°C, 2.16 kg load 4 22 --

Formulation
property

Melt viscosity (cP) 140°C 18,300 3,300 33,300
160°C 2,920 1,080 18,800
180°C 860 480 6,340
Softening point (°C) 106 99.5 127
Adhesives
properties
Loop tack
(gf)
Versus stainless steel 1,810 1,610 0
Versus PE 920 650 210
Adhesion
strength
(gf/10 mm)
Versus stainless steel 1,900
Agglomeration fracture
1,480
Agglomeration fracture
1,290
Agglomeration fracture
Versus PE 1,350
Agglomeration fracture
980
Agglomeration fracture
590
Agglomeration fracture
Creep resistance,
60°C (min)
Versus stainless steel 24.5 9.5 13.1
Versus PE 13 2.1 4.7
Formulation (parts): Elastomer (100); Escorez 1310 (250); PW 90 (60); Sumilizer GM (1)
  • Please note that all data and values are given as typical results obtained with the indicated test methods, and not as any product specification or warranty of any nature.

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