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GMW15988 2nd Edition, June 1, 2013 Blend from Polypropylene and EPR, UV Stable
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Description / Abstract: Material Description. This specification covers the properties of UV stabilized blends of polypropylene and EPR and blends of polypropylene and EPR filled with glass fibers. It covers injection molding types for manufacturing of technical parts requiring a specific surface feel, e.g. soft touch applications.
Note: Additional characteristics will be indicated by code letters according to the respective specification number. Code letters that may apply to this specification are defined in GMW3013
Additional Characteristics. Materials certified to this material specification may have additional characteristics, e.g. paintable, etc. Possible additional characteristics are defined in GMW3013.
Symbols. The material abbreviation according to ISO 11469 are shown in Table 1.
Typical Applications. Typical applications include the following: interior trim. The differences between the Types are based on the different Tensile Modulus (stiffness) ranges as defined in Table 1.
Note: Additional characteristics will be indicated by code letters according to the respective specification number. Code letters that may apply to this specification are defined in GMW3013
Additional Characteristics. Materials certified to this material specification may have additional characteristics, e.g. paintable, etc. Possible additional characteristics are defined in GMW3013.
Symbols. The material abbreviation according to ISO 11469 are shown in Table 1.
Typical Applications. Typical applications include the following: interior trim. The differences between the Types are based on the different Tensile Modulus (stiffness) ranges as defined in Table 1.