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In industrial manufacturing, TPE encapsulation on ABS is a common lamination process. This process combines the elasticity of TPE with the rigidity of ABS, retaining the structural strength and impact resistance of ABS while also imparting a soft touch, anti-slip properties, and shock-absorbing properties to the product surface.

Poor adhesion is a common issue in TPR material applications. Whether bonding to substrates like metal or plastic, or achieving interlayer adhesion within the material itself, insufficient bonding strength can lead to delamination, detachment, and seal failure. This is particularly problematic in applications such as coated products, seals, and toy components, directly impacting product quality and lifespan.

In injection molding production, the color uniformity of TPE raw materials directly impacts product appearance and competitiveness. Due to TPE's multi-component blending characteristics, issues like color spots, color differences, and flow marks are prone to occur. Precise control across six core processes is essential. Let's explore these with the Zhongsu Wang editorial team.

TPE materials have gradually increased their usage in various occasions due to their advantages of easy processing, weather resistance, soft hand feel, and easy coloring. However, products made from TPE are inevitably prone to aging after prolonged use.

TPE materials can be directly injection molded, extruded, and poured without the need for vulcanization. Extrusion molding, as one of the main processing methods for TPE materials, has developed into a mature process for TPE tension tubes, TPE headphone cables, TPE sealing strips, TPE tension bands, TPE automotive sealing strips, TPE anisotropic plastic materials, and other products.

Among numerous polymer materials, TPE raw materials possess both rubber elasticity and plastic processing properties, and are widely used in various industries such as toys, automobiles, medical devices, and daily necessities.