PVC | Poly Vinyl Chloride
- Used for a wide variety of applications due to its strength, chemical resistance, insulation properties, and economical costs.
- Often used for splines, wrap around glazings, bumpers, and many other applications.
- We offer a wide variety of durometers to provide the hardness you are looking for. Please contact us for details
Physical |
Typical Values |
ASTM Test Method |
Specific Gravity |
1.39 |
D-792 |
Mechanical |
Typical Values |
ASTM Test Method |
Tensile Strength @ Break |
1,750 PSI |
D-638 |
Tensile Elongation @ Break |
400% |
D-638 |
TPE | Thermoplastic Elastomers
- A great option for many flexible applications including, bulb seals, glazings, flap seals, and more!
- Has a very low compression set, and generally holds shape over a longer period of time than FPVC.
- Ideal for applications where a lot of moving parts are involved.
- Our TPE is a SEBS base with PP, and EPDM added.
- Our compound mimics the physical properties of a TPV, but with an SEBS base.
- This provides the advantages of rubber and plastic qualities in a single material.
- This provides the advantages of rubber and plastic qualities in a single material.
- We offer a wide variety of durometers to provide the ideal hardness you are looking for. Please contact us for details.
Physical |
Typical Values |
ASTM Test Method |
Specific Gravity |
1.1 |
ISO 1183-1 |
Mechanical |
Typical Values |
ASTM Test Method |
Tensile Strength @ Yield |
1,378 PSI |
ISO 1183-1 |
Elong at Break |
700% |
ISO 37 |
Compression Set 72h/ Room Temp |
25% |
ISO 815 |
Compression Set 24h/ 158F |
37% |
ISO 815 |
Compression Set 24h/ 212F |
61% |
ISO 815 |
**The information contained herein are typical values intended for reference and comparison purposes only. They should NOT be used as a basis for design specifications or quality control. Contact us for manufacturers’ complete material property datasheets. All values at 73 degrees F unless otherwise noted.