Stan-Tone™ ET Polyether Colorants are dispersed in a polyether polyol for thermoset polyurethane polyether-based products, including flexible foam, castable rolls and wheels, adhesives and laminates. High cost-efficiency for a variety of thermoset epoxy systems.

NEUSoft™ Thermoplastic Polyurethanes NEUSoft™ Thermoplastic Polyurethanes delivered an ultra-soft TPU that has good elasticity, abrasion, and tear resistance for guiding catheter NEU™ Custom Capabilities and NEUSoft™ Thermoplastic Polyurethanes Overview Video

Thermoset vs. Common thermoset formulations include polyester, vinyl ester, epoxy and polyurethane (PU). Advantages of Thermosets

Thermoset vs. Common thermoset formulations include polyester, vinyl ester, epoxy and polyurethane (PU). Advantages of Thermosets

In addition to use in polyester polyurethanes, Stan-Tone™ PEP colorants are suitable for use in a variety of thermoset polyester applications. High cost-efficiency for a variety of thermoset epoxy systems. Stan-Tone™ EPX Epoxy Dispersions are used in a variety of thermoset epoxy systems such as protective coatings, adhesives, epoxy flooring, electrical potting, laminates and decorative jewelry.

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Polyurethanes (TPU's) Thermoset Natural and synthetic rubbers such as latex, nitrile, millable polyurethane, silicone, butyl and neoprene, which attain their properties through a process known as vulcanization, are typical thermoset elastomers.

Polyurethanes (TPU's) Thermoset Natural and synthetic rubbers such as latex, nitrile, millable polyurethane, silicone, butyl and neoprene, which attain their properties through a process known as vulcanization, are typical thermoset elastomers.

This makes LSR a thermoset polymer material. If overmolding is not feasible with silicones, you can use surface conditioning, primer and adhesives to chemically bond LSR to substrates. LSR is a thermoset material.

GLS™ Versaflex™ HC Thermoplastic Elastomer: •    Gives OEMs the design freedom to make their own syringe stoppers and improve manufacturing processes versus traditional thermoset rubber stoppers •    Simple, one-step injection molding process versus multiple steps with thermoset rubber  •    Streamlines production while increasing margins and profitability Trilliant™ HC Thermoplastics: •    High-performance formulations with excellent chemical resistance and durability for medical device enclosures  •    Available in standard grades, or can be custom formulated from an array of base polymers to meet performance and aesthetic targets   NEU™ Specialty Thermoplastic Polyurethane:  •    Formulated to combine elasticity with abrasion and tear resistance for catheter tubing and tips •    Specification processing assists OEMs and processors in delivering solutions that match formulary requirements