TPV — Thermoplastic Vulcanizate
TPV is a thermoplastic elastomer with a vulcanized rubber phase, combining elasticity with thermoplastic processability.
What is TPV?
TPV is a thermoplastic elastomer with a vulcanized rubber phase, combining elasticity with thermoplastic processability.
Typical properties
| Density | ~0.90–1.00 g/cm³ |
| Tensile strength | ~5–20 MPa |
| Heat, ozone and chemical resistance | good |
Typical applications
Sealing profilesBoots and bellowsAutomotive sealsFlexible technical parts
Industries
AutomotiveConstructionMechanical engineeringHousehold appliancesSealing technology
Processing
Extrusion and injection moulding. TPV can be processed and recycled like a thermoplastic.
How NSB supplies TPV
NSB Polymers trades TPV in Prime, Near-Prime, Wide-Spec, Off-Grade and Stocklot qualities — sourced from 50+ producers and 200+ trading partners worldwide. Available lots change weekly.
Related materials
Typical guide values only. Actual density, tensile strength, MFI, heat deflection and processing behaviour vary by producer, additive package, reinforcement content, moisture, colour, recycled content and quality level (Prime, Near-Prime, Wide-Spec, Off-Grade, Stocklot). These values are not a specification and no guarantee of suitability for a specific application — binding are only written offers and agreed specifications. See our Note on product information.
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