TPR compounds (often based on SBS or similar block copolymers) deliver genuine flexibility, good elongation, and recovery—all while being melt-processable like standard plastics.
Customize feel with Shore A hardness ranging broadly from ~20A up to ~90A—ideal from soft grips to wear-resistant soles.
Tough down to −40 °C and stable long-term up to around 100 °C, TPR delivers reliable performance in temperature extremes. It resists oils, dilute acids, bases, and most greases for versatile use.
TPR compounds offer high tear and abrasion resistance, making them ideal for high-wear applications. Plus, they are recyclable, free of harmful plasticizers, and compliant with standards like ROHS and REACH.
No vulcanization needed—TPR compounds process via injection molding, extrusion, or blow molding using conventional equipment (180–230 °C), reducing cycle times and boosting efficiency.
| Challenge | TPR Compound Advantage |
|---|---|
| Need for soft touch or rubber-like feel | Offers genuine flexibility and comfort under your design |
| Slow, complex rubber curing | Processable like plastic—works in standard mold cycles |
| Exposure to temperature or chemicals | Retains form and performance in extreme environments |
| Frequent wear or abrasion risk | Durable and resistant to wear, tear, and deformation |
| Environmental and regulatory pressure | Recyclable, compliant, and free of harmful additives |
Our TPR Compound offers unmatched elasticity, resilience, and manufacturability in one powerful, recyclable pellet.