Data Sheet Alcryn Melt Processible ® Rubber What Is Alcryn MPR? Product Line Alcryn The grades of Alcryn MPR are grouped into four series: melt-Processible rubber (MPR) is a true rubber, based on a partially cross-linked, chlorinated olefin interpolymer alloy. Alcryn is designed for the manufacture of rubber parts with high productivity on thermoplastic processing equipment. It Processes Like a Thermoplastic Alcryn MPR--a family of mid-performance elastomers that: does not require pre-drying for most processes is ready to use as received, no compounding required does not require vulcanization can be processed on plastics equipment can be injection-molded, extruded, blow-molded, calendered, and vacuum-formed can be co-extruded, co-injected and calenderlaminated with PVC, without adhesives can be overmolded and co-injected on selected rigid substrates molds in short cycles (high production rates) produces recyclable scrap Fast efficient processing, without the need for compounding and vulcanization, yields low operating and part costs. 1000 Series (black) general plastic processing not suitable for injection molding excellent weather resistance 2000 Series (black, neutral, and translucent) high-flow in all plastic processing designed for injection molding excellent for complex extrusions not suitable for Calendering black grades have excellent weather resistance neutral and translucent require additives* for maximum weather resistance 3000 Series (neutral) general plastic processing not suitable for injection molding requires additives* for weather resistance 4600 Series (black and neutral) moderate flow in general plastic processing not recommended for injection molding excellent for complex extrusions black grades have excellent weather resistance Within a series, the individual grades differ in hardness and related mechanical properties such as stiffness and tear strength. (Refer to the properties table for the relationship between hardness and mechanical properties.) *pigments/UV stabilizers It Behaves Like a Rubber Alcryn brings the end user a unique and highly desirable combination of functional rubber properties and environmental resistance. Alcryn MPR: looks, feels, and performs like flexible vulcanized rubber has outstanding weather and ozone resistance has excellent oil and heat resistance is energy absorbing for noise and vibration abatement provides a service temperature range of -130° to 225°F (-90° to 107°C) Applications MPR offers high value-in-use for many applications now served by vulcanized rubbers, other thermoplastic elastomers, and flexible thermoplastics, including: Window and door weatherstripping (and other complex profile extrusions) Soft handles and grips Molded seals and gaskets Injection-molded and co-injection molded parts Blow-molded parts Tubing and hose Wire and cable jackets Coated fabrics and sheet goods Table 1. Alcryn General Purpose Grades Test Methods a 1000 Series Property ASTM ISO Unit Mechanical Specific Gravity Hardness, Durometer A D471 D2240 278 1 48 Shore A D412 37 Tensile Properties 100% Modulus Tensile Strength Elongation At Break 3000 Series 1060 BK 1070 BK 1080 BK 3055 NC 3065 NC 3075 NC 1.19 62 1.23 72 1.25 78 1.18 57 1.26 67 1.35 76 psi psi % 560 1400 300 770 1800 270 1150 1900 210 415 1200 440 600 1300 400 860 1425 360 Torsion Modulus, At 75°F (24°C) At -4°F (-20°C) D1043 -- --- psi psi 280 1100 330 2080 420 2900 200 2500 310 6600 500 18,500 Tear Strength Graves (Die C), At 75°F (24°C) D624 -- lb/in 150 160 140 165 205 280 Permanent Set (Tension) D412 -- % 8 10 8 6 9 11 D395 815 % % 15 55 15 55 15 55 17 65 17 69 23 67 psi psi % Shore A 560 1550 325 67 780 1900 235 70 1375 2035 190 77 360 1270 450 58 660 1300 370 65 960 1530 350 74 b Compression Set, Method B After 22 Hrs At 75°F (24°C) After 22 Hrs At 212°F (100°C) Heat Aging Resistance Tensile Properties After 7 Days At 257°F (125°C) 100% Modulus Tensile Strength Elongation At Break Hardness, Durometer A D573 188 Low Temperature Properties Brittleness Temperature Clash-Berg Stiffness Temp., 10,000 psi (69 MPa) D746 D1053 812 -- ºF (ºC) ºF (ºC) -60 (-51) -36 (-38) -63 (-53) -29 (-34) -47 (-44) -22 (-30) -65 (-54) -18 (-28) -49 (-45) -9 (-23) -22 (-30) +1 (-17) Tabor Abrasion, Cs-17 Wheel, 1000g load D3389 -- mg/100 0 cycles 7 7 5 <1 <1 <1 D471 181 7 % % % % 12 -10 27 30 8 -9 25 30 10 -8 23 29 15 -12 25 30 14 -9 30 32 13 -6 29 36 740 350 (177) 800 350 (177) 465 350 (177) 580 350 (177) 840 350 (177) Chemical Fluid Resistance -- Volume Change After 7 Days In Water At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In ASTM Oil No. 1 At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In IRM 903 Oil No. 3 At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In ASTM Ref. Fuel No. B At 75°F (24°C) Rheological -1 D3835 -Pa·s 545 Viscosity at 300 s at 374ºF (190ºC) --ºF (ºC) 350 (177) Typical Processing Temperature a All properties measured on specimens cut from 1.9 mm (75 mil) thick compression-molded plaques. b Type I pellets, 12.7 mm (0.5 in) diameter, plied up from 1.9 mm (75 mil) slabs. Table 2. Alcryn Injection Molding Grades Test Methods a 2000 Series Property ASTM ISO Unit 2060 CL 2060 NC 2070 NC 2080 NC 2090 NC 2250 UT 2265 UT Mechanical Specific Gravity Hardness, Durometer A D471 D2240 2781 48 Shore A 1.12 60 1.12 1.20 68 1.26 1.17 1.08 62 76 88 1.06 47 435 1050 375 440 1150 420 580 1260 400 770 1440 400 930 1570 320 280 1000 420 520 1410 470 340 700 320 1240 430 2080 290 380 365 800 110 150 Tensile Properties 100% Modulus Tensile Strength Elongation At Break D412 59 37 psi psi % Torsion Modulus, At 75°F (24°C) At -4°F (-20°C) D1043 -- --- psi psi Tear Strength Graves (Die C), At 75°F (24°C) D624 -- lb/in 150 160 170 190 Permanent Set (Tension) D412 -- % 12 8 9 11 13 7 6 D395 815 % % 27 69 13 62 16 64 17 61 27 74 15 56 12 54 psi psi % Shore A 509 1128 520 800 220 65 640 800 135 71 71 37 240 940 450 45 640 1670 405 66 -121 (-85) -44 (-42) -121 (-85) -40 (-40) -105 (-76) -26 (-32) -132 (-91) -78 (-26) -132 (-91) -58 (-50) 5 9 10 5 7 8 -14 23 29 -10 -23 7 -39 32 24 6 -21 23 19 115 330 (166) 390 330 (166) b Compression Set, Method B After 22 Hrs At 75°F (24°C) After 22 Hrs At 212°F (100°C) Heat Aging Resistance Tensile Properties After 7 Days At 257°F (125°C) 100% Modulus Tensile Strength Elongation At Break Hardness, Durometer A D573 188 Low Temperature Properties Brittleness Temperature Clash-Berg Stiffness Temp., 10,000 psi (69 MPa) D746 D1053 812 -- ºF (ºC) ºF (ºC) Tabor Abrasion, Cs-17 Wheel, 1000g load D3389 -- mg/1000 cycles D471 1817 Chemical Fluid Resistance -- Volume Change After 7 Days In Water At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In ASTM Oil No. 1At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In IRM 903 Oil No. 3 At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In ASTM Ref. Fuel No. B At 75°F (24°C) Rheological Viscosity at 300 s-1at 374ºF (190ºC) Typical Processing Temperature a D3835 -- --- 375 61 400 950 340 60 23(-5°C) % % % % 9 -30 -6 8 8 -21 17 17 7 -16 18 22 Pa·s ºF (ºC) 247 350 350 (177) 465 640 550 350(177) 350(177) 350(177) 350(177) All properties measured on specimens cut from 1.9 mm (75 mil) thick compression-molded plaques. b Type I pellets, 12.7 mm (0.5 in) diameter, plied up from 1.9 mm (75 mil) slabs. 36 Table 3. Alcryn Injection Molding Grades Test Methods a 2000 BK Series Property ASTM ISO Unit 2060 BK 2070 BK 2080 BK 2090 BK 2095 BK Mechanical Specific Gravity Hardness, Durometer A D471 D2240 2781 48 Shore A 1.10 59 1.14 68 1.17 78 1.17 88 1.17 93 D412 37 psi psi % 430 1170 410 610 1270 320 910 1760 320 930 1570 320 1230 1900 300 Tensile Properties 100% Modulus Tensile Strength Elongation At Break Torsion Modulus, At 75°F (24°C) At -4°F (-20°C) D1043 -- --- psi psi 330 860 335 1480 470 4000 Tear Strength Graves (Die C), At 75°F (24°C) D624 -- lb/in 155 160 200 255 355 Permanent Set (Tension) D412 -- % 9 9 10 13 24 D395 815 13 62 14 64 14 62 27 74 psi psi % Shore A 400 1115 390 63 650 1230 280 70 760 1600 235 76 b Compression Set, Method B After 22 Hrs At 75°F (24°C) After 22 Hrs At 212°F (100°C) Heat Aging Resistance Tensile Properties After 7 Days At 257°F (125°C) 100% Modulus Tensile Strength Elongation At Break Hardness, Durometer A % % D573 188 Low Temperature Properties Brittleness Temperature Clash-Berg Stiffness Temp., 10,000 psi (69 MPa) D746 D1053 812 -- ºF (ºC) ºF (ºC) -125 (-87) -40 (-40) -110 (-79) -40 (-40) -123 (-86) -27 (-17) Tabor Abrasion, Cs-17 Wheel, 1000g load D3389 -- mg/1000 Rev 5 5 3 D471 1817 % % % % 8 -19 16 25 6 -17 19 25 5 -8 31 32 Pa·s ºF (ºC) 365 350 (177) 410 350 (177) 700 350 (177) Chemical Fluid Resistance -- Volume Change After 7 Days In Water At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In ASTM Oil No. 1At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In IRM 903 Oil No. 3 At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In ASTM Ref. Fuel No. B At 75°F (24°C) Rheological Viscosity at 300 s-1 At 374ºF (190ºC) Typical Processing Temperature D3835 -- --- a All properties measured on specimens cut from 1.9 mm (75 mil) thick compression-molded plaques. b Type I pellets, 12.7 mm (0.5 in) diameter, plied up from 1.9 mm (75 mil) slabs. -10 -10 -23 31 36 43 550 350 (177) 820 350 (177) Table 4. Alcryn General Purpose Grades Test Methods a 4600 Series Property ASTM ISO Unit 4660 NC 4670 NC 4680 NC 4660 BK 4670 BK 4680 BK Mechanical Specific Gravity Hardness, Durometer A D471 D2240 2781 48 Shore A 1.17 57 1.25 70 1.27 78 1.17 57 1.25 70 1.27 79 D412 37 psi psi % 380 1225 440 570 1280 440 740 1600 360 430 1125 390 580 1310 420 860 1570 380 Tensile Properties 100% Modulus Tensile Strength Elongation At Break Torsion Modulus, At 75°F (24°C) At -4°F (-20°C) D1043 -- --- psi psi 250 1000 350 4000 600 10,000 250 1000 350 4000 600 10,000 Tear Strength Graves (Die C), At 75°F (24°C) D624 -- lb/in 170 220 310 190 220 300 Permanent Set (Tension) D412 -- % 7 9 12 7 9 12 D395 815 % % 16 72 21 74 25 74 16 72 20 75 24 75 psi psi % Shore A 370 1200 400 54 730 1380 380 64 1260 1680 350 71 400 1210 460 55 700 1320 420 64 1100 1600 380 76 b Compression Set, Method B After 22 Hrs At 75°F (24°C) After 22 Hrs At 212°F (100°C) Heat Aging Resistance Tensile Properties After 7 Days At 257°F (125°C) 100% Modulus Tensile Strength Elongation At Break Hardness, Durometer A D573 188 Low Temperature Properties Brittleness Temperature Clash-Berg Stiffness Temp., 10,000 psi (69 MPa) D746 D1053 812 -- ºF (ºC) ºF (ºC) -92 (-69) -40 (-40) -76 (-60) -4 (-20) -65 (-54) 39 (-4) -101 (-74) -31 (-35) -80 (-62) -4 (-20) -75 (-58) 34 (1) Tabor Abrasion, Cs-17 Wheel, 1000g load D3389 -- mg/1000 Rev 4 4 9 1 2 6 D471 1817 % % % % 9 -19 14 13 11 -17 17 16 11 -10 26 26 10 -19 12 11 12 -15 17 14 10 -9 24 22 400 330 (166) 500 330 (166) 870 330 (166) 370 330 (166) 510 330 (166) 780 330 (166) Chemical Fluid Resistance -- Volume Change After 7 Days In Water At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In ASTM Oil No. 1At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In IRM 903 Oil No. 3 At 212°F (100°C) After 7 Days In ASTM Ref. Fuel No. B At 75°F (24°C) Rheological -1 D3835 -Pa·s Viscosity at 300 s At 374ºF (190ºC) --ºF (ºC) Typical Processing Temperature a All properties measured on specimens cut from 1.9 mm (75 mil) thick compression-molded plaques. b Type I pellets, 12.7 mm (0.5 in) diameter, plied up from 1.9 mm (75 mil) slabs. Product Form and Packaging Product Literature All grades are supplied as free-flowing pellets packaged in 55.1 lb (25 kg) polyethylene bags. Palletized units contain 40 bags, or 2204 lb (1000 kg) net weight, wrapped in polyolefin film. All grades have unlimited storage stability under normal storage conditions. Additional handling, processing, and product information is available from you’re A. Schulman representative. For more information on Alcryn®: A. A. 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