TPV is a dynamically vulcanized thermoplastic elastomer rubber. It successfully combines some properties of vulcanized rubber with those of thermoplastics. TPV materials are used in automobiles, construction, home appliances, medical equipment, and other fields. The TPV extrusion strip is the most widely used in automobiles. Such as car dust cover, sealing strip, and fender. The TPV extrusion strip has aging, ultraviolet, and weather resistance characteristics. So it can be used outdoors for a long time.
TPV is Thermoplastic Vulcanizate. It is a type of elastic material with thermoplastic properties. TPV is usually a mixture of rubber and plastic phases. The rubbery phase gives the material elasticity and softness. The plastic phase provides thermoplasticity and processability.
TPV is thermoplastic. Therefore it is easier to handle during the extrusion process. This means that within a certain temperature range, TPV can be heated and cooled many times without permanent deformation.
Due to the rubber phase of TPV, extruded products usually have good elasticity and softness. This makes them suitable for applications requiring rubber-like properties.
TPV generally exhibits better weather resistance. It has good resistance to external environmental factors such as UV rays, oxygen and humidity.
TPV has good resistance to many chemicals. This makes it stable for use in a variety of industrial environments.
The characteristics of TPV Extrusion make it a versatile material. It is suitable for the manufacturing needs of many industries. In application, specific engineering requirements and performance requirements will determine the specific model and configuration of TPV materials.
