Kpren® CPE
CPE (Chlorinated Polyethylene) is a polymeric elastomer or thermoplastic material produced by introducing chlorine atoms into the polyethylene (PE) molecular chain. It exhibits properties such as heat resistance, weather resistance, oil resistance, flame retardancy, chemical resistance, and ozone resistance. It serves as an impact modifier for rigid PVC products and is widely used in the production of plastic doors, windows, and pipes. Additionally, it can substitute neoprene rubber in specialized applications within the wire and cable, as well as hose and belt industries.
FAQ
What are the features and applications of Kpren CPE 135A?
It is a general-purpose grade for modifying rigid plastic products. It offers good plasticizing performance without agglomeration and is widely used in profiles, pipes and sheets, effectively improving the impact resistance of products.
What are the features and applications of Kpren CPE 135B?
It is a general-purpose rubber grade with low crystallinity, moderate Mooney viscosity and good mechanical properties. It is widely used in wire, cable, hoses and other rubber products.
What are the features and applications of Kpren CPE 135C?
This grade has medium crystallinity and good melt flowability. It is widely used in ABS, PE, PP and other injection-molded plastic products to improve flame retardancy and compatibility.