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What is a Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE)?
Author Insights from our Engineers at Bamberger Amco Polymers
Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPEs) are low-modulus, flexible materials that can be repeatedly stretched at room temperature and then return to (roughly) their original size.
They're incredibly versatile and used in market segments like mobility, agriculture, consumer goods, electronics, telecommunications, firearms, pharmaceuticals, sports, and cable applications.
All TPEs are colorable and can be processed using common methods like extrusion, injection molding, blow molding, blown film, and calendaring.
With decades of expertise and a wide thermoplastic portfolio, Bamberger Amco can guide your TPE product development and connect you with the right elastomers for your application!
What Are the Different Types of TPE?
Thermoplastic elastomers offer a huge range of properties and advantages for your applications. Learn about the more common TPEs and their features below:
How Do I Choose the Right TPE for My Application?
Consider the following factors and decide which ones are priorities for your product:
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