Key Features
- Polyester-based TPU
- Shore A 95 hardness
- Phthalate-free
- High abrasion resistance
- Excellent surface definition
- High mechanical strength
- Good elasticity and elongation at break
- Suitable for injection molding
- Supplied as transparent pellets
Recommended Applications
- Thick-wall technical components
- Injection-molded functional parts
- Top pieces and elements subject to mechanical stress
- Industrial articles requiring strength and durability
TPU AVALON® 95 AM is a polyester-based thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) designed for injection molding applications. The material is phthalate-free and features high abrasion resistance, excellent surface definition, and mechanical durability, making it suitable for technical components with high performance requirements.
Why choose polyester TPU AVALON® 95 AM?
TPU AVALON® 95 AM is the ideal choice for those requiring a reliable TPU for injection-molded technical components, thanks to its combination of robustness, long-term durability, and surface quality. Its phthalate-free formulation makes it suitable for industrial applications that require high-performance materials compliant with safety standards.
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