Description: Thermoplastic Elastomer, TPS-SEBS Service Temperature: -50 to +125 °C (unstressed material) Colour: Grey, but the base material can be available in any colour. Presentation: Free flowing pellets. Weather Resistance: Good Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic- and vegetable oils) Recyclability: 100% recyclable Special Features The material Shows good adhesion onto PC/ABS, ABS and PC

Description: Thermoplastic Elastomer, TPS-SEBS Service Temperature: -50 to +80 °C (unstressed material) Colour: Translucent, but can be available in any colour. Form: Free flowing pellets. Weather Resistance: Good Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic- and vegetable oils) Recyclability: Recyclable in closed-loop systems

Preliminary datasheet Dryflex 885128: Thermoplastic Elastomer Material Type: TPS-SEBS Hardness 80 Shore A (4mm) Service Temperature Range: -50 -- +90 °C (unstressed material) Colour: Translucent, but can be available in any colour. Presentation: Free flowing pellets that can be processed without predrying, when stored under normal conditions. Weather Resistance: Excellent Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic- and vegetable oils) Recyclability: 100% recyclable

Dryflex 885143: Thermoplastic Elastomer Material Type: TPS-SEBS Hardness: 49 Shore A (4mm) Service Temperature Range: -50 to+90°C (unstressed material) Color: Green, but the base material can be available in any color. Presentation: Free flowing pellets that can be processed without predrying, when stored under normal conditions. Weather Resistance: Excellent Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic-and vegetable oils). Recyclability: 100% recyclable Processing: The material has excellent processing characteristics and can be processed using conventional thermoplastic fabricating methods, including injection moulding and extrusion.

Dryflex 885144: Thermoplastic Elastomer Material Type: TPS-SEBS Hardness: 49 Shore A (4mm) Service Temperature Range: -50 to+90°C (unstressed material) Color: Green, but the base material can be available in any color. Presentation: Free flowing pellets that can be processed without predrying, when stored under normal conditions. Weather Resistance: Excellent Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic-and vegetable oils). Recyclability: 100% recyclable Processing: The material has excellent processing characteristics and can be processed using conventional thermoplastic fabricating methods, including injection moulding and extrusion.

Description: Thermoplastic Elastomer, TPS-SEBS Service Temperature: -50 to+90°C (unstressed material) Color: Translucent, but can be available in any colour. Form: Free flowing pellets. Weather Resistance: Excellent Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic-and vegetable oils). Recyclability: 100% recyclable Processing: The material has excellent processing characteristics and can be processed using conventional thermoplastic fabricating methods.

Due to their efficient processing, high performance and recyclability, Dryflex Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPEs) have made significant progress in proving themselves as a quality replacement for vulcanised rubber in window and door sealing applications. Colour and co-extrusion possibilities have further enhanced the design possibilities for gaskets and seals made from TPE. New technologies such as Dryflex XP foamable TPEs and higher temperature resistant grades are providing materials which deal with design, performance and the environmental needs of the future. We have supplied compounds for gaskets and weatherstrip extrusion for many years and are a trusted partner to the construction industry. Today, we continue to develop technical material solutions to meet every application need. Some of the potential property spectrum and possibilities are shown below.

Description: Thermoplastic Elastomer, TPO-(PP+EPDM) Colour: Natural, but can easily be coloured Form: Free flowing pellets Service Temperature: -50 to +120°C (unstressed material) Recycling: Recyclable in closed-loop systems

Due to their efficient processing, high performance and recyclability, Dryflex Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPEs) have made significant progress in proving themselves as a quality replacement for vulcanised rubber in window and door sealing applications. Colour and co-extrusion possibilities have further enhanced the design possibilities for gaskets and seals made from TPE. New technologies such as Dryflex XP foamable TPEs and higher temperature resistant grades are providing materials which deal with design, performance and the environmental needs of the future. We have supplied compounds for gaskets and weatherstrip extrusion for many years and are a trusted partner to the construction industry. Today, we continue to develop technical material solutions to meet every application need. Some of the potential property spectrum and possibilities are shown below.

Description: Thermoplastic Elastomer, TPS-SEBS Service Temperature: -50 to +80 °C (unstressed material) Colour: Translucent, but can be available in any colour. Form: Free flowing pellets. Weather Resistance: Good Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic- and vegetable oils) Recyclability: Recyclable in closed-loop systems

Due to their efficient processing, high performance and recyclability, Dryflex Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPEs) have made significant progress in proving themselves as a quality replacement for vulcanised rubber in window and door sealing applications. Colour and co-extrusion possibilities have further enhanced the design possibilities for gaskets and seals made from TPE. New technologies such as Dryflex XP foamable TPEs and higher temperature resistant grades are providing materials which deal with design, performance and the environmental needs of the future. We have supplied compounds for gaskets and weatherstrip extrusion for many years and are a trusted partner to the construction industry. Today, we continue to develop technical material solutions to meet every application need. Some of the potential property spectrum and possibilities are shown below.

Due to their efficient processing, high performance and recyclability, Dryflex Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPEs) have made significant progress in proving themselves as a quality replacement for vulcanised rubber in window and door sealing applications. Colour and co-extrusion possibilities have further enhanced the design possibilities for gaskets and seals made from TPE. New technologies such as Dryflex XP foamable TPEs and higher temperature resistant grades are providing materials which deal with design, performance and the environmental needs of the future. We have supplied compounds for gaskets and weatherstrip extrusion for many years and are a trusted partner to the construction industry. Today, we continue to develop technical material solutions to meet every application need. Some of the potential property spectrum and possibilities are shown below.

Description: Thermoplastic Elastomer, TPS-SBS Service Temperature: -50 to +75 °C (unstressed material) Colour: Natural, but can be available in any colour. Form: Free flowing pellets. Weather Resistance: Moderate Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic- and vegetable oils) Recyclability: 100% recyclable

Dryflex 982107: Thermoplastic Elastomer Material Type: TPS-SEBS Hardness 57 Shore A (4mm) Service Temperature Range: -50 -- +100 °C (unstressed material) Colour: Translucent, but can be available in any colour. Presentation: Free flowing pellets that can be processed without predrying, when stored under normal conditions. Weather Resistance: Excellent Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic- and vegetable oils) Recyclability: 100% recyclable

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Description: Thermoplastic Elastomer, TPS-SEBS Colour: Black, but can easily be coloured Form: Free flowing pellets Service Temperature: -50 to +125°C (unstressed material) Recycling: 100% recyclable

Dryflex A1 602502: Thermoplastic Elastomer Material Type: TPS-SEBS Hardness: 54 Shore A (4mm) Service Temperature Range: -50 -- +125 °C (unstressed material) Colour: Black, but the base material can be available in any colour. Presentation: Free flowing pellets that can be processed without predrying, when stored under normal conditions. Weather Resistance: Excellent Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic- and vegetable oils) Recyclability: 100% recyclable The material is modified to give good adhesion to PA

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A1 90A301N: Thermoplastic Elastomer Material Type: TPS-SEBS Hardness: 90 Shore A (4mm) Service Temperature Range: -50 -- +125 °C (unstressed material) Colour: Natural, but can be available in any colour. Presentation: Free flowing pellets that can be processed without predrying, when stored under normal conditions. Weather Resistance: Excellent Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic- and vegetable oils) Recyclability: 100% recyclable The material is modified to give good adhesion to PA

Dryflex A2 500350: Thermoplastic Elastomer Material Type: TPS-SEBS Hardness: 35 Shore A (4mm) Service Temperature Range: -50 -- +125°C (unstressed material) Colour: Opaque/White, but the base material can be available in any colour. Presentation: Free flowing pellets that can be processed without predrying, when stored under normal conditions. Weather Resistance: Good Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic- and vegetable oils) Recyclability: 100% recyclable Special Features The material Shows good adhesion onto PC/ABS, PC and ABS

Description: Thermoplastic Elastomer, TPS-SEBS Service Temperature Range: -50 to +125°C (unstressed material) Colour: White, but the base material can be available in any colour. Form: Free flowing pellets. Weather Resistance: Good Chemical Resistance: Good (excluding organic solvents, aromatic- and vegetable oils) Recyclability: 100% recyclable Special Features The material Shows good adhesion onto PC/ABS, PC and ABS

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.

Dryflex A thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) bondable grades, primarily based on SBS and SEBS, increase freedom of design and open up a vast range of application opportunities. It used to be a complex and costly affair producing details made of thermoplastics that showed soft-touch qualities or had integrated seals. With Dryflex A TPEs, since the materials are bonded together at the production stage, no separate primer or adhesive is needed. This makes the process faster and more cost-effective than if the two parts were assembled together after each had been produced separately, or bonded mechanically, which often requires some modification to the design. Primarily a TPE is used as the soft component. Dryflex A bondable grades can be co-extruded or overmoulded with a variety of engineering plastics. Dryflex A grades are available in black or natural and can easily be coloured. These thermoplastic elastomers form excellent bonds onto PP, PE, PA, ABS, PC, PS, PMMA, ASA, SAN and their blends. Polyamides and ABS may be either reinforced or non-reinforced yet still bond extremely well to Dryflex. It is easy to achieve excellent bonding to PP, even using standard TPE materials, while other thermoplastics require some modification of the TPE material to optimise bonding.