Key Features
SEBS recycled pellets PIR
Hardness: Shore A 60 ± 2
Density: 1.04 g/cm³
MFR (190°C / 2.16 kg): 2.1 g/10 min
Tensile strength: < 5 MPa
Elongation at break: ≥ 250%
E-modulus: < 5 MPa
Color: black
Form: recycled pellets
Packaging: big bag
Origin: Europe
Availability: regular
Technical data sheet: available upon request
Recommended Applications
- Anti-vibration / damping elements
- Elastic molded parts (technical components in TPE-S)
- Modification of thermoplastics and formulations where elasticity and flexibility are needed (e.g., PP)
- To increase grip and resilience in compounds intended for technical molded parts
ELASTOGEO SEBS recycled pellets SEBS005-MP-R is a highly elastic TPE-S (SEBS), obtained 100% from post-industrial waste originating from production/injection processes. It is a secondary raw material compliant with the relevant regulations for recycled materials.
Thanks to its block structure, it provides excellent elastic performance, damping and recovery, with outstanding low-temperature flexibility—ideal for technical components and for modifying thermoplastic compounds.
Why choose our Elastogeo SEBS recycled pellets?
- High elasticity with excellent elastic recovery
- Excellent damping and recovery
- Very good low-temperature flexibility
- 100% recycled from PIR (post-industrial recycled)
- Suitable both for molding and as a modifier for thermoplastics
Contact us now to receive samples, tailored quotations, or more details about our SEBS recycled pellets.
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