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General Description

Used alone or in combination with other resins, Surlyn® resins deliver outstanding impact toughness, abrasion resistance and chemical resistance in a variety of consumer and industrial products. Injection molded, extruded, foamed, thermoformed, or used as a powder-coating or resin modifier -- Surlyn® offers a broad range of processing options. Resulting applications range from tough, cut-resistant golf ball and bowling pin covers, to footwear components, glass coatings, abrasion resistant surfaces and buoys.

Because Surlyn® is a remarkably clear plastic, it can be used to replace glass or crystal. Unlike other clear plastics, Surlyn® is highly resistant to chemicals and oils, enabling unique packaging options for perfumes and cosmetics. When color is added, the resin assumes a deep translucence. Colors can be mixed to create a polished stone or marble appearance if desired. (See "The Fine Art of Surlyn®" for examples.)

Surlyn® resins also are used extensively as packaging films and sealants, described more completely at the DuPont Packaging web site.

Markets

Typical Applications

Product Grades

Additional Online References



automotive

resin modifiers


footwear


perfume
& cosmetics


sporting goods
automotive fascia
bodyboard slicks
bowling pins
buoys
dog chew toys
safety lighting
glass coating
golf ball covers
nylon toughening
pipe caps
ski boots
ski laminating film
stone look
toys
footwear components
floor tiles
rodeo vest
hockey helmet
fluorescent lighting
tool handles
door handles
Surlyn® 7930
Surlyn® 7940
Surlyn® 8020
Surlyn® 8120
Surlyn® 8140
Surlyn® 8150
Surlyn® 8320
Surlyn® 8527
Surlyn® 8660
Surlyn® 8920
Surlyn® 8940
Surlyn® 8945
Surlyn® 9020
Surlyn® 9120
Surlyn® 9150
Surlyn® 9320W
Surlyn® 9520
Surlyn® 9650
Surlyn® 9720
Surlyn® 9721
Surlyn® 9910
Surlyn® 9945
Surlyn® 9950
Surlyn® 9970
Surlyn® PC-100
Surlyn® PC-350
Surlyn® SG201U
Products and Properties:
Properties Overview
Properties Chart by Grade
Grid Map of Product Grades
Grade Selector Chart
Chemical Resistance Data
Surlyn® Electrical Properties
Surlyn Reflection Series®
Design and Processing:
Part and Mold Design Guide
Surlyn® Molding Guide
Troubleshooting Guide & Mold Preparation Checklist
Surlyn® Extrusion Guide (pdf)
Surlyn® Fastening Guide (pdf)
Surlyn Reflections® Molding Guide
Surlyn Reflections® Coating Guide
Design gallery:
"The Fine Art of Surlyn®"

Can you be more specific? Do you want trade names (like Surlyn) or technical names? Around the home you can expect to find polyethylene (HDPE, LDPE, or LLDPE depending on the extent of branching in the polymer structure), polypropylene, polystyrene, poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA), polyethylene terephthalate (PETE), polycarbonate, . . . in addition there are numerous copolymers such as EPDM, styrene-butadiene, ABS rubber, etc.

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