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  • 1st Ed.2014.05 E

    a novel acrylic block copolymer

    〈 KURARITY TM 〉General Introduction

  • 1 2

    Kuraray’s �development

    ’s �development

    1926Established in Okayama, Japan

    1950  �(PVA fiber)/ PVA production started1958POVAL(PVA) �for market sales

    1964・Polyester staple fiber・�  (man-made leather)

    1972 (EVOH) 1978Dental materials

    1990  (PAR)1998

    (PVA Gel)1999 (PA9T)

    2003Pilot plant for established

    1926

    1950

    1960

    1970

    1980

    1990

    2000

    2011< KURARITY TM > commercialized

    2010

    Houston(Manufacturing for < TM> and Sales for North, Central, and South America)

    Frankfurt(Sales for Europe, Africa and the Middle East)

    Shanghai(Sales for China)

    The global reach of Kuraray’s elastomers business

    Plant locations in Japan

    Kuraray's Methaclyrate Business

    1959MMA monomer1960PMMA Cast sheets

    1972PMMA Extruded sheets1973PMMA resin ()

    Niigata (Manufacturingfor < TM>)

    Tsukuba(R&D for < TM>)

    Kashima(Manufacturing< TM>, < TM>, and Liquid polymers R&D for these products)

    ■ Isoprene Rubber (IR)*� for Natural rubber substitution (*now terminated)

    is a novel acryliccopolymer based on Kuraray.s two main stream technologies.

    1972- 1974

    1974- 1990

    1990-

    1st Generation

    Ziegler-Natta

    “Isoprene based Rubbers”■ Trans-�Polyisoprene�(TP) ■ Liquid Isoprene� Rubber �(L-IR)

    2nd Generation

    Anionic living polymerization

    “Hydrogenated�Styrenic Block Copolymer” (HSBC)■ ■

    103 104 105 106

    3rd Generation

    Advanced anionic living polymerization+ Hydrogenation

    2003-

    Anionic living�polymerization by an unique �catalyst system 〈Features〉●Extremely low residual monomer or oligomer●Extremely low odor●Low hardness without plasticizer

    PnBApolymerizedby AIBN

    (Mw/Mn=1.56)

    Molecular Weight

    Mw distribution(Mw/Mn=1.13)

    Elastomers Business

    1972 Isoprene rubber (now terminated)1974Liquid isoprene rubber

    1999 AL based catalyst invented

    1990 (HSBC)1994 (HSBC)

    2001V series (Hard block cross-linkable HSBC)2003 Q series (special HSBC)

    Tokyo(Elastomer Business World HQ and Sales for Japan and Asia Pacific)

    KURARAY & its elastomer business

    Evolution of Kuraray’s elastomers

    SEPTON

    KURARITY

    KURARITY

    SEPTONHYBRAR

  • 1 2

    Kuraray’s �development

    ’s �development

    1926Established in Okayama, Japan

    1950  �(PVA fiber)/ PVA production started1958POVAL(PVA) �for market sales

    1964・Polyester staple fiber・�  (man-made leather)

    1972 (EVOH) 1978Dental materials

    1990  (PAR)1998

    (PVA Gel)1999 (PA9T)

    2003Pilot plant for established

    1926

    1950

    1960

    1970

    1980

    1990

    2000

    2011< KURARITY TM > commerciarized

    2010

    Houston(Manufacturing for < TM> and Sales for North, Central, and South America)

    Frankfurt(Sales for Europe, Africa and the Middle East)

    Shanghai(Sales for China)

    The global reach of Kuraray’s elastomers business

    Plant locations in Japan

    Kuraray's Methaclyrate Business

    1959MMA monomer1960PMMA Cast sheets

    1972PMMA Extruded sheets1973PMMA resin ()

    Niigata (Manufacturingfor < TM>)

    Tsukuba(R&D for < TM>)

    Kashima(Manufacturing< TM>, < TM>, and Liquid polymers R&D for these products)

    ■ Isoprene Rubber (IR)*� for Natural rubber substitution (*now terminated)

    is a novel acryliccopolymer based on Kuraray.s two main stream technologies.

    1972- 1974

    1974- 1990

    1990-

    1st Generation

    Ziegler-Natta

    “Isoprene based Rubbers”■ Trans-�Polyisoprene�(TP) ■ Liquid Isoprene� Rubber �(L-IR)

    2nd Generation

    Anionic living polymerization

    “Hydrogenated�Styrenic Block Copolymer” (HSBC)■ ■

    103 104 105 106

    3rd Generation

    Advanced anionic living polymerization+ Hydrogenation

    2003-

    Anionic living�polymerization by an unique �catalyst system 〈Features〉●Extremely low residual monomer or oligomer●Extremely low odor●Low hardness without plasticizer

    PnBApolymerizedby AIBN

    (Mw/Mn=1.56)

    Molecular Weight

    Mw distribution(Mw/Mn=1.13)

    Elastomers Business

    1972 Isoprene rubber (now terminated)1974Liquid isoprene rubber

    1999 AL based catalyst invented

    1990 (HSBC)1994 (HSBC)

    2001V series (Hard block cross-linkable HSBC)2003 Q series (special HSBC)

    Tokyo(Elastomer Business World HQ and Sales for Japan and Asia Pacific)

    KURARAY & its elastomer business

    Evolution of Kuraray’s elastomers

    SEPTON

    KURARITY

    KURARITY

    SEPTONHYBRAR

  • 3 4

    All Acrylic Block Copolymer

    Hard block Soft block

    SoftnessAdhesionPolarity

    Optically transparentWeatherablePaintable

    Thermoplastic elastomerEasily processableCompatibilizerHot meltNo residual oligomers or monomers

    Contents

    Structure and characteristics of “KURARITY TM”

    Comparison of “KURARITY TM” with other transparent materials

    Potential applications for “KURARITY TM”

    Grades of “KURARITY TM”

    Physical and Mechanical Properties of “KURARITY TM”

    Adhesive Properties of “KURARITY TM”

    Solubility Parameters of “KURARITY TM”

    Solvent Solubility of “KURARITY TM”

    Properties of “KURARITY TM”

    Paintability of “KURARITY TM”

    Adhesion to other plastics

    Chemical Resistance of “KURARITY TM”

    Compatibility with “KURARITY TM”

    Injection Molding Conditions of “KURARITY TM”

    Extrusion Conditions of “KURARITY TM”

    Moisture Absorption of “KURARITY TM”

    Compounding Conditions of “KURARITY TM”

    P4

    P5

    P6

    P7

    P8-9

    P10

    P11

    P12

    P13-17

    P18

    P19

    P20

    P21

    P22

    P23

    P24

    P25

    by Kuraray’s unique living anionic polymerization technology.

    This acrylic based structure provides the following characteristics:● Excellent clarity in elastomers● Excellent weatherbility with no concerns about hydrolytic degradation● High gloss● Self-adhesive and moldable● Ultimately less odor  …etc

    Structure and characteristics of “KURARITY TM”

  • 3 4

    All Acrylic Block Copolymer

    Hard block Soft block

    SoftnessAdhesionPolarity

    Optically transparentWeatherablePaintable

    Thermoplastic elastomerEasily processableCompatibilizerHot meltExtremely low residualmonomer or oligomer

    Contents

    Structure and characteristics of ”KURARITY TM”

    Comparison of ”KURARITY TM” with other transparent materials

    Potential applications for ”KURARITY TM”

    Grades of ”KURARITY TM”

    Physical and Mechanical Properties of ”KURARITY TM”

    Adhesive Properties of ”KURARITY TM”

    Solubility Parameters of ”KURARITY TM”

    Solvent Solubility of ”KURARITY TM”

    Properties of ”KURARITY TM”

    Paintability of ”KURARITY TM”

    Adhesion to other plastics

    Chemical Resistance of ”KURARITY TM”

    Compatibility with ”KURARITY TM”

    Injection Molding Conditions of ”KURARITY TM”

    Extrusion Conditions of ”KURARITY TM”

    Moisture Absorption of ”KURARITY TM”

    Compounding Conditions of ”KURARITY TM”

    P4

    P5

    P6

    P7

    P8-9

    P10

    P11

    P12

    P13-17

    P18

    P19

    P20

    P21

    P22

    P23

    P24

    P25

    by Kuraray’s unique living anionic polymerization technology.

    This acrylic based structure provides the following characteristics:● Excellent clarity in elastomers● Excellent weatherability with no concerns about hydrolytic degradation● High gloss● Self-adhesive and moldable● Ultimately less odor  …etc

    Structure and characteristics of “KURARITY TM”

  • Potential applications for “KURARITY TM”

    Comparison of “KURARITY TM”with other transparent materials

    Injection Molding

    Extrusion

    5 6

    Adhesives

    Hot melt PSA

    Industrial tapes �

    and labels

    Modifier for PLA, ABS,

    PBT, PVDF, PVC, PET-G

    and etc.

    Consumer goods,

    Automotive interior

    parts, Appliances,

    Lighting goods

    Solvent based PSA

    Molding Materials

    Plastics Modification

    A

    B

    C

    B B B

    A A C

    KURARITYTMPMMA

    MoldingVersatility

    Comparison with PMMA

    MoldingVersatility

    MoldingVersatility

    4

    5

    3

    2

    1

    0

    KURARITYTMPCABS(Transparent)

    Comparison with transparenthard plastics

    4

    5

    3

    2

    1

    0

    KURARITYTMAliphatic TPU

    Comparison with�AliphaticTPU

    4

    5

    3

    2

    1

    0

    Method Condition (Unit) LB550 LA4285 LM730H PMMA PCTransparent

    ABSAliphatic

    TPU

    -Transmittance

    Haze

    Tensile strength at break

    Tensile strain at break

    Flexural modulusCharpy impact

    strength unnotched Charpy impact

    strength notched

    DTUL

    Vicat softening point

    Surface resistivity

    Volume resistivity

    Specific Gravity

    Rockwell Hardness

    Durometer Hardness

    Linear thermal expansion

    Flammability

    Water absorption at 23℃

    Mold Shrinkage

    Refractive index

    Abbe's Number

    Pencil Hardness

    ISO13468-1

    3mm/D65(%) 91<

  • Potential applications for “KURARITY TM”

    Comparison of “KURARITY TM”with other transparent materials

    Injection Molding

    Extrusion

    5 6

    Adhesives

    Hot melt PSA

    Industrial tapes �

    and labels

    Modifier for PLA, ABS,

    PBT, PVDF, PVC, PET-G

    and etc.

    Consumer goods,

    Automotive interior

    parts, Appliances,

    Lighting goods

    Solvent based PSA

    Molding Materials

    Plastics Modification

    A

    B

    C

    B B B

    A A C

    KURARITYTMPMMA

    MoldingVersatility

    Comparison with PMMA

    MoldingVersatility

    MoldingVersatility

    4

    5

    3

    2

    1

    0

    KURARITYTMPCABS(Transparent)

    Comparison with transparenthard plastics

    4

    5

    3

    2

    1

    0

    KURARITYTMAliphatic TPU

    Comparison with�AliphaticTPU

    4

    5

    3

    2

    1

    0

    Method Condition (Unit) LB550 LA4285 LM730H PMMA PCTransparent

    ABSAliphatic

    TPU

    -Transmittance

    Haze

    Tensile strength at break

    Tensile strain at break

    Flexural modulusCharpy impact

    strength unnotched Charpy impact

    strength notched

    DTUL

    Vicat softening point

    Surface resistivity

    Volume resistivity

    Specific Gravity

    Rockwell Hardness

    Durometer Hardness

    Linear thermal expansion

    Flammability

    Water absorption at 23℃

    Mold Shrinkage

    Refractive index

    Abbe's Number

    Pencil Hardness

    ISO13468-1

    3mm/D65(%) 91<

  • 7 8

    ● LA4285

    ● LA4285

    ● LA2250LA2140eLA2330

    LM730H

    LB550

    ● LA2250

    ● LA2140e ● LA2330

    For �Adhesives

    *) Di-block Viscous Liquid

    ● LA1114*

    For Molding

    Low

    PMM

    A c

    ont.

    (wt%

    )

    PMM

    A c

    ont.

    (wt%

    )

    Low

    20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

    High

    High

    Low

    High

    (D64)

    Molecular Weight

    Hardness [Type A]

    The figures should be regarded as guide values only and not as binding minimum values.

    (–)(–)(–)

    (g/10min)

    (g/10min)

    (MPa)

    (MPa)

    (MPa)

    (%)

    (%)

    (MPa)

    (kJ/m2)

    (%)

    (%)

    ISO 7619-1(Type A)ISO 7619-1(Type D)ISO 1183

    ISO 1133 [190� 2.16kg]

    ISO 1133 [230� 2.16kg]

    ISO 37

    ISO 37

    ISO 527-2

    ISO 37

    ISO 527-2

    ISO 178

    ISO 179-1(notched : 1eA)

    ISO 13468-1 [3mmt]

    ISO 14782 [3mmt]

    For PSA

    For Molding

    For Compound, Additives

    Test Method Units

    Hardness

    Specific Gravity

    MFR

    Modulus at 100%

    Tensile Strength

    Tensile Elongation

    Flexural Modulus

    Charpy Impact

    Transmittance

    Haze

    Suitable Applications

    32

    < 5

    1.08

    31

    >350

    0.3

    8.0

    570

    NB

    91 <

    2-6 *+–

    +**

    LA2140e

    32

    < 5

    1.08

    3.7

    42

    0.3

    7.2

    490

    NB

    91 <

    2-6 *+–

    +**

    LA2330

    78

    34

    1.10

    3.8

    68

    9.1

    12

    190

    100

    NB

    91 <

    < 2

    +

    LB550

    97

    64

    1.13

    1.1

    17

    30

    50

    1400

    10

    91 <

    < 2

    +

    LM730H

    65

    18

    1.08

    25

    330

    3.7

    9.0

    380

    NB

    91 <

    2-6 *+ +** +**

    LA2250

    95

    46

    1.11

    1.5

    31

    19

    19

    19

    140

    90

    650

    28

    91 <

    < 2

    ++

    LA4285

    * The HAZE value are normally worse due to the anti-blocking agent dusted onto the material.**These grades can block or bridge while feeding into the extruder. Some solutions to break it should be implemented.

    Tested by Kuraray

    LB550 and LM730H aredevelopmental grades.

    <Pellet Grades>LA series:nBA based block copolymersLB series:Softer KURARITYTM alloysLM series:Stiffer KURARITYTM alloys

    100nm 100nm 100nm

    LA2140e LA2250 LA4285

    Grades of “KURARITY TM”Physical and Mechanical Properties of “KURARITY TM”

  • 7 8

    ● LA4285

    ● LA4285

    ● LA2250LA2140eLA2330

    LM730H

    LB550

    ● LA2250

    ● LA2140e ● LA2330

    For �Adhesives

    *) Di-block Viscous Liquid

    ● LA1114*

    For Molding

    Low

    PMM

    A c

    ont.

    (wt%

    )

    PMM

    A c

    ont.

    (wt%

    )

    Low

    20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

    High

    High

    Low

    High

    (D64)

    Molecular Weight

    Hardness [Type A]

    The figures should be regarded as guide values only and not as binding minimum values.

    (–)(–)(–)

    (g/10min)

    (g/10min)

    (MPa)

    (MPa)

    (MPa)

    (%)

    (%)

    (MPa)

    (kJ/m2)

    (%)

    (%)

    ISO 7619-1(Type A)ISO 7619-1(Type D)ISO 1183

    ISO 1133 [190℃ 2.16kg]

    ISO 1133 [230℃ 2.16kg]

    ISO 37

    ISO 37

    ISO 527-2

    ISO 37

    ISO 527-2

    ISO 178

    ISO 179-1(notched : 1eA)

    ISO 13468-1 [3mmt]

    ISO 14782 [3mmt]

    For PSA

    For Molding

    For Compound, Additives

    Test Method Units

    Hardness

    Specific Gravity

    MFR

    Modulus at 100%

    Tensile Strength

    Tensile Elongation

    Flexural Modulus

    Charpy Impact

    Transmittance

    Haze

    Suitable Applications

    32

    < 5

    1.08

    31

    >350

    0.3

    8.0

    570

    NB

    91 <

    2-6 *+–

    +**

    LA2140e

    32

    < 5

    1.08

    3.7

    42

    0.3

    7.2

    490

    NB

    91 <

    2-6 *+–

    +**

    LA2330

    78

    34

    1.10

    3.8

    68

    9.1

    12

    190

    100

    NB

    91 <

    < 2

    +

    LB550

    97

    64

    1.13

    1.1

    17

    30

    50

    1400

    10

    91 <

    < 2

    +

    LM730H

    65

    18

    1.08

    25

    330

    3.7

    9.0

    380

    NB

    91 <

    2-6 *+ +** +**

    LA2250

    95

    46

    1.11

    1.5

    31

    19

    19

    19

    140

    90

    650

    28

    91 <

    < 2

    ++

    LA4285

    * The HAZE value is normally worse due to the anti-blocking agent dusted onto the material.**These grades can block or bridge while feeding into the extruder. Some solutions to break it should be implemented.

    Tested by Kuraray

    LB550 and LM730H aredevelopmental grades.

    <Pellet Grades>LA series:nBA based block copolymersLB series:Softer KURARITYTM alloysLM series:Stiffer KURARITYTM alloys

    100nm 100nm 100nm

    LA2140e LA2250 LA4285

    Grades of “KURARITY TM”Physical and Mechanical Properties of “KURARITY TM”

  • 9 10

    Vis

    cosi

    ty(

    mPa・

    s )

    107

    106

    105

    104

    10320 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180

    Temperature (℃)

    <Liquid Grade>Temperature dependency of Viscosity (LA1114).

    LA1114

    ISO1183

    ISO2555

    -40~ -50

    Specific Gravity

    Melt viscosity(mPa・s)

    Tg (℃)

    50℃�

    70℃�

    100℃�

    130℃�

    160℃�

    1.04

    2000000

    400000

    65000

    15000

    5000

    LA1114

    : PET(50µm)/KURARITYTM(25µm),toluene solution : Creep test : 1.0kgf, Sample size 25mm×25mm, 1000min SAFT : 0.5kgf, Sample size 25mm×25mm, 0.5℃/minRolling ball tack : ASTM D3121Loop tack : PSTC-16180℃ Peel adhesion : 300mm/min, Room Temperature    

    LA2140e

    Creep test at 60℃(mm)

    SAFT(℃)

    Rolling ball tack(cm)

    Loop tack test (N/10mm)

    180℃ Peel adhesion (N/25mm)

    to Stainless steel

    to Glass

    to Stainless steel

    to Stainless steel

    to Glassto Stainless steelto Polyethylene

  • 9 10

    Vis

    cosi

    ty(

    mPa・

    s )

    107

    106

    105

    104

    10320 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180

    Temperature (℃)

    <Liquid Grade>Temperature dependency of Viscosity (LA1114).

    LA1114

    ISO1183

    ISO2555

    -40~ -50

    Specific Gravity

    Melt viscosity(mPa・s)

    Tg (℃)

    50�

    70�

    100�

    130�

    160�

    1.04

    2000000

    400000

    65000

    15000

    5000

    LA1114

    : PET(50µm)/KURARITYTM(25µm),toluene solution : Creep test : 1.0kgf, Sample size 25mm×25mm, 1000min SAFT : 0.5kgf, Sample size 25mm×25mm, 0.5℃/minRolling ball tack : ASTM D3121Loop tack : PSTC-16180℃ Peel adhesion : 300mm/min, Room Temperature    

    LA2140e

    Creep test at 60℃(mm)

    SAFT(℃)

    Rolling ball tack(cm)

    Loop tack test (N/10mm)

    180℃ Peel adhesion (N/25mm)

    to Stainless steel

    to Glass

    to Stainless steel

    to Stainless steel

    to Glassto Stainless steelto Polyethylene

  • 11 12

    Solubility Parameter

    Common resins for adhesives

    ● Adhesive performance can be controlled by tackification. Tackifiers and plasticizers can be chosen referring to solubility parameter.● Rosin ester, Terpene phenol and Styrenic resins with lower softening temperatures are suitable.

    8.0 8.5 9.0

    <Solubility Parameter> <Solvent Solubility>

    IIR NR SBR

    SEBS SIS SBS

    MMA

    〈KURARITYTM〉

    Benzene

    Toluene

    Xylene

    Methyl acetate

    Ethyl acetate

    Butyl acetate

    Acetone

    Methyl ethyl ketone

    Methyl isopropyl ketone

    Methyl isobutyl ketone

    Tetra hydro furan

    Chloroform

    Carbon tetra chloride

    Ethylene glycol monobutyl ether

    Heptane

    Cyclohexane

    Methanol

    Ethanol

    Isopropyl alcohol

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    SW (-)

    SW

    SW (+)

    SW (+)

    SW

    LA2140eSolvent

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    SW (-)

    SW

    SW (+)

    SW

    SW

    LA2330

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    SW (-)

    SW

    SW (+)

    SW (+)

    SW

    LA2250

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    I

    SW (-)

    SW

    SW (-)

    SW

    LA4285

    2g of KURARITYTM (pellets) and 18g of solvent were mixed in a vessel and shaken at room temperature for 2 days. The solvent solubility was determined by visual observation.

        

    S   :solublePS   :partially solubleSW(+):greatly swelling and agglomeratingSW  :swellingSW(-) :minimal swellingI    :Insoluble

        

    Solubility Parameters of “KURARITY TM”

    Solvent Solubility of “KURARITY TM”

  • 11 12

    Solubility Parameter

    Common resins for adhesives

    ● Adhesive performance can be controlled by tackification. Tackifiers and plasticizers can be chosen referring to solubility parameter.● Rosin ester, Terpene phenol and Styrenic resins with lower softening temperatures are suitable.

    8.0 8.5 9.0

    <Solubility Parameter> <Solvent Solubility>

    IIR NR SBR

    SEBS SIS SBS

    MMA

    〈KURARITYTM〉

    Benzene

    Toluene

    Xylene

    Methyl acetate

    Ethyl acetate

    Butyl acetate

    Acetone

    Methyl ethyl ketone

    Methyl isopropyl ketone

    Methyl isobutyl ketone

    Tetrahydrofuran

    Chloroform

    Carbon tetrachloride

    Ethylene glycol monobutyl ether

    Heptane

    Cyclohexane

    Methanol

    Ethanol

    Isopropyl alcohol

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    SW (-)

    SW

    SW (+)

    SW (+)

    SW

    LA2140eSolvent

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    SW (-)

    SW

    SW (+)

    SW

    SW

    LA2330

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    SW (-)

    SW

    SW (+)

    SW (+)

    SW

    LA2250

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    S

    I

    SW (-)

    SW

    SW (-)

    SW

    LA4285

    2g of KURARITYTM (pellets) and 18g of solvent were mixed in a vessel and shaken at room temperature for 2 days. The solvent solubility was determined by visual observation.

        

    S   :solublePS   :partially solubleSW(+):greatly swelling and agglomeratingSW  :swellingSW(-) :minimal swellingI    :Insoluble

        

    Solubility Parameters of “KURARITY TM”

    Solvent Solubility of “KURARITY TM”

  • 13 14

    Test method : ASTM E1530 Test piece size : 50mmφ * 3mmt Injection molded sampleTemperature : 23℃

    LA2250LA2140e

    0.170.17

    [W/(m・K)]

    Test method : ASTM D150Sample : LA2250 Compression molded sheet

    <Electrical properties>

    Relative Permittivity εγDielectric dissipation factor Dt

    3.80.063

    1MHz

    4.40.023

    1kHz

    4.7-

    50Hz

    4.7-

    50Hz

    Test method : by image processing method      Solvent = Purified water Test piece size : 50mm * 50mm * 3mmt Injection molded sample

    <Contact angle>

    90

    90

    89

    73

    Angle (deg.)

    LA4285LA2250PCPMMA

    Test method : JIS Z 0208 (Dish method), 40degC 90% RHTest piece size : 60mmφ * 0.1mmt , Compression molded sheet

    <Moisture Permeability>

    580610480320

    Water Vapor Transmission Rate (g/m2・24hr)

    LA2140e

    LA2330

    LA2250

    LA4285

    <Dynamic Viscoelastic Behavior>

    ● All the KurarityTM grades show similar low temperature properties  which result from Tg of PnBA and heat resistance  which results from Tg of PMMA. ● KurarityTM is non-crystalline block copolymer and  does not have melting point.

    LB550 is a developmental grade test speciment:Compression molded sheettensile modeFrequency:11HzHeating rate:3℃/min

    Properties of “KURARITY TM” Properties of “KURARITY TM”

    E’ (

    Pa) Tanσ

    -100

    1.E+10

    1.E+09

    1.E+08

    1.E+07

    1.E+06

    1.E+05

    1.E+04

    1.E+03

    1.E+05

    1.E+04

    1.E+03

    1.E+02

    1.E+01

    1.E+00

    1.E-01

    1.E-02

    -50 0 50 100 150 200

    Temperature (℃)

    LA4285

    LB550

    LA2250

  • 13 14

    Test method : ASTM E1530 Test piece size : 50mmφ * 3mmt Injection molded sampleTemperature : 23℃

    LA2250LA2140e

    0.170.17

    [W/(m・K)]

    Test method : ASTM D150Sample : LA2250 Compression molded sheet

    <Electrical properties>

    Relative Permittivity εγDielectric dissipation factor Dt

    3.80.063

    1MHz

    4.40.023

    1kHz

    4.7-

    50Hz

    4.7-

    50Hz

    Test method : by image processing method      Solvent = Purified water Test piece size : 50mm * 50mm * 3mmt Injection molded sample

    <Contact angle>

    90

    90

    89

    73

    Angle (deg.)

    LA4285LA2250PCPMMA

    Test method : JIS Z 0208 (Dish method), 40degC 90% RHTest piece size : 60mmφ * 0.1mmt , Compression molded sheet

    <Moisture Permeability>

    580610480320

    Water Vapor Transmission Rate (g/m2・24hr)

    LA2140e

    LA2330

    LA2250

    LA4285

    <Dynamic Viscoelastic Behavior>

    ● All the KURARITYTM grades show similar low temperature properties  which result from Tg of PnBA and heat resistance  which results from Tg of PMMA. ● KURARITYTM is non-crystalline block copolymer and  does not have melting point.

    LB550 is a developmental grade test specimens:Compression molded sheetstensile modeFrequency:11HzHeating rate:3℃/min

    Properties of “KURARITY TM” Properties of “KURARITY TM”

    E’ (

    Pa) Tanσ

    -100

    1.E+10

    1.E+09

    1.E+08

    1.E+07

    1.E+06

    1.E+05

    1.E+04

    1.E+03

    1.E+05

    1.E+04

    1.E+03

    1.E+02

    1.E+01

    1.E+00

    1.E-01

    1.E-02

    -50 0 50 100 150 200

    Temperature[℃]

    LA4285

    LB550

    LA2250

    Tested by Kuraray

  • 15 16

    ● HYBRARTM is a series of styrenic elastomers developed by Kuraray Co., Ltd. which offer high vibration damping properties due to its tan δ peak near room temperature.● SEPTONTM is a series of hydrogenated styrenic elastomers developed by Kuraray Co., Ltd. SEPTONTM has its tan δ peak at lower temperature and shows rubber-like properties at room temperature.

    tan δ

    10

    1

    0.1

    0.01-100 -50 500

    Temperature[℃]

    HYBRARTM5127HYBRARTM7125SEPTONTM4033KURARITYTMLA2140eKURARITYTMLA2250KURARITYTMLA4285

    <Test Conditions>Test specimen: Compression molded sheetTensile modeFrequency: 11HzHeating rate: 2�/min

    Tested by Kuraray<Temperature dependency of Tanδ> <Thermal stability> Test Condition : Rate:10℃/min

    5% Weight Loss Temp.99% Weight Loss Temp.

    316℃445℃

    LA2250

    315℃435℃

    LA4285

    Air

    5% Weight Loss Temp. 99% Weight Loss Temp.

    276℃528℃

    LA2250

    278℃507℃

    LA4285

    Wei

    ght[

    %]

    Temperature[℃]

    Temperature[℃]

    100

    80

    60

    40

    20

    0

    Wei

    ght[

    %]

    100

    80

    60

    40

    20

    0

    0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

    0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

    LA2250LA4285

    LA2250LA4285

    N2

    Properties of “KURARITY TM” Properties of “KURARITY TM”

  • 15 16

    ● HYBRARTM is a series of styrenic elastomers developed by Kuraray Co., Ltd. which offer high vibration damping properties due to its tan δ peak near room temperature.● SEPTONTM is a series of hydrogenated styrenic elastomers developed by Kuraray Co., Ltd. SEPTONTM has its tan δ peak at lower temperature and shows rubber-like properties at room temperature.

    tan δ

    10

    1

    0.1

    0.01-100 -50 500

    Temperature[℃]

    HYBRARTM5127HYBRARTM7125SEPTONTM4033KURARITYTMLA2140eKURARITYTMLA2250KURARITYTMLA4285

    <Test Conditions>Test specimen: Compression molded sheetTensile modeFrequency: 11HzHeating rate: 2�/min

    Tested by Kuraray<Temperature dependency of Tanδ> <Thermal stability> Test Condition : Rate:10℃/min

    5% Weight Loss Temp.99% Weight Loss Temp.

    316℃445℃

    LA2250

    315℃435℃

    LA4285

    Air

    5% Weight Loss Temp. 99% Weight Loss Temp.

    276℃528℃

    LA2250

    278℃507℃

    LA4285

    Wei

    ght[

    %]

    Temperature[℃]

    Temperature[℃]

    100

    80

    60

    40

    20

    0

    Wei

    ght[

    %]

    100

    80

    60

    40

    20

    0

    0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

    0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

    LA2250LA4285

    LA2250LA4285

    N2

    Properties of “KURARITY TM” Properties of “KURARITY TM”

  • 17 18

    Tens

    ile S

    tren

    gth (

    MPa)

    Exposure time(hr)

    30

    20

    10

    00 500 1000 1500 2000

    LA2250LB550TPUAliphatic-TPU

    Tensile Strength(ISO37)

    Tens

    ile S

    tren

    gth (

    MPa)

    Exposure time(hr)

    100

    80

    60

    40

    20

    00 500 1000 1500 2000

    LA4285LM730HPMMAPCABS

    Tensile Strength(ISO527-2)

    b V

    alue

    1.5

    1.0

    0.5

    0.0

    LA42

    85

    LA22

    50

    LB55

    0

    LM73

    0H

    PMM

    A PC

    AB

    S

    TPU

    Alip

    hatic

    -TPU

    0hr1000hr2000hr

    Color(b Value)

    Haz

    e (%)

    16

    12

    8

    0

    LA42

    85

    LA22

    50

    LB55

    0

    LM73

    0H

    PMM

    A PC

    AB

    S

    TPU

    Alip

    hatic

    -TPU

    4

    0hr1000hr2000hr

    Haze

    *) These samples are without UVA, HALS-

    *) The coating materials may crack depending on their flexibility**) Acrylic urethane paints have proven well suited.***) Pigments (organic or inorganic) have proven well suited.

    LB550

    Painting **

    Printing(Inkjet print:UV type)

    Pad printing (UV Type)

    Hard Coating (Improve Scratch Resistance)

    Coating (Vacuum deposition)Al, Cr, Sn, SiO2, ITO 

    Dyeing ***

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +*

    LA4285

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +*

    LM730H

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +*

    PMMA

    +

    +

    +

    +

    -

    +

    <Weatherability>Test method:ISO4892-4 (SWOM)BPT:63 ℃Exposure Intensity:255W/m2 (300~700nm)Exposure time: 500hr, 1,000hr, 2,000hrInjection molded test specimen

    2 8 611 29 49 31 23 89 41

    Properties of “KURARITY TM” Paintability of “KURARITY TM”

    LB550 and LM730H aredevelopmental grades.

  • 17 18

    Tens

    ile S

    tren

    gth (

    MPa)

    Exposure time(hr)

    30

    20

    10

    00 500 1000 1500 2000

    LA2250LB550TPUAliphatic-TPU

    Tensile Strength(ISO37)

    Tens

    ile S

    tren

    gth (

    MPa)

    Exposure time(hr)

    100

    80

    60

    40

    20

    00 500 1000 1500 2000

    LA4285LM730HPMMAPCABS

    Tensile Strength(ISO527-2)

    b V

    alue

    1.5

    1.0

    0.5

    0.0

    LA42

    85

    LA22

    50

    LB55

    0

    LM73

    0H

    PMM

    A PC

    AB

    S

    TPU

    Alip

    hatic

    -TPU

    0hr1000hr2000hr

    Color(b Value)

    Haz

    e (%)

    16

    12

    8

    0

    LA42

    85

    LA22

    50

    LB55

    0

    LM73

    0H

    PMM

    A PC

    AB

    S

    TPU

    Alip

    hatic

    -TPU

    4

    0hr1000hr2000hr

    Haze

    *) These samples are without UVA, HALS-

    *) The coating materials may crack depending on their flexibility**) Acrylic urethane paints have proven well suited.***) Pigments (organic or inorganic) have proven well suited.

    LB550

    Painting **

    Printing(Inkjet print:UV type)

    Pad printing (UV Type)

    Hard Coating (Improve Scratch Resistance)

    Coating (Vacuum deposition)Al, Cr, Sn, SiO2, ITO 

    Dyeing ***

    +*

    +

    +

    +*

    +*

    +

    LA4285

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    LM730H

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    PMMA

    +

    +

    +

    +

    -

    +

    <Weatherability>Test method:ISO4892-4 (SWOM)BPT:63 ℃Exposure Intensity:255W/m2 (300~700nm)Exposure time: 500hr, 1,000hr, 2,000hrInjection molded test specimen

    2 8 611 29 49 31 23 89 41

    Properties of “KURARITY TM” Paintability of “KURARITY TM”

    LB550 and LM730H aredevelopmental grades.

  • Adhesion to other plasticsChemical Resistanceof “KURARITY TM”

    19 20

    *Proper equipment and processing parameter adjustments are required since the processing temperature of these resins are widely different from KURARITYTM.

    Overmolded Sample

    PMMA

    PC

    PET-G

    ABS

    PS

    PVC

    TPU

    PBT

    POM

    PET

    PA

    PE

    PP

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    +

    +*

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    -

    -

    -*

    -*

    -

    -

    Double Injectionwith KURARITYTM

    Co-Extrusionwith KURARITYTM

    Acids (H2SO4: 0.1N)

    Alkaline solution (NaOH: 0.1N)

    Hand cream

    Castor oil

    Gasoline

    Kerosene

    Oleinic acid

    Engine oil (Mineral oil)

    Wax (liquid type: Alcohol 10%)

    Ethanol aqueous solution (50wt%)

    Methanol

    Ethanol

    Brake fluid (Glycol ether: 99%)

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    -

    -

    +

    +

    +

    -

    -

    -

    Visual Check

    + : No Change, - : Swell / Clouding

    Test Method:The aforementioned chemical is soaked into cotton cloth,   then wiped 8 times-RT*24hr-80ºC *1hrSample:LA2250 (Similar results are expected with other grades)

  • Adhesion to other plasticsChemical Resistanceof “KURARITY TM”

    19 20

    *Proper equipment and processing parameter adjustments are required since the processing temperature of these resins are widely different from KURARITYTM.

    Overmolded Sample

    PMMA

    PC

    PET-G

    ABS

    PS

    PVC

    TPU

    PBT

    POM

    PET

    PA

    PE

    PP

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    +

    +*

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    -

    -

    -*

    -*

    -

    -

    Double Injectionwith KURARITYTM

    Co-Extrusionwith KURARITYTM

    Acids (H2SO4: 0.1N)

    Alkaline solution (NaOH: 0.1N)

    Hand cream

    Castor oil

    Gasoline

    Kerosene

    Oleic acid

    Engine oil (Mineral oil)

    Wax (liquid type: Alcohol 10%)

    Ethanol aqueous solution (50wt%)

    Methanol

    Ethanol

    Brake fluid (Glycol ether: 99%)

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    -

    -

    +

    +

    +

    -

    -

    -

    Visual Check

    + : No Change, - : Swell / Clouding

    Test Method:The aforementioned chemical is soaked into cotton cloth,   then wiped 8 times-RT*24hr-80ºC *1hrSample:LA2250 (Similar results are expected with other grades)

  • Compatibility with “KURARITY TM”Injection Molding Conditions of “KURARITY TM”

    21 22

    Thickness: 400μ

    (*)Mixing with Lower MVR(MFR) PMMA causes opaque appearance.

    Clear

    Opaque

    Excellent Good Poor Process Temp.mismatching

    PMMA�(*) AS

    PLAEVA

    High VA% EVALow VA%

    PP/PETPO

    PVDF PVC

    ABS/TPUPET-G/PCPBT/POM

    PIPETPA

    VisualClarity

    <PLA Modification by KURARITYTM>

    PLA / KURARITYTM=90/10

    KURARITYTM

    (black)

    PLA (white, matrix)

    KURARITYTM

    Matrix

    500nm

    TEM Photo.

    PLA / KURARITYTM�= 70/30

    Cylinder Temperature (ºC)

    Mold Temperature (ºC)

    The bottom of hopper

    Screw Revolution (rpm)

    Back Pressure (kgf/cm2)

    180-220

    20-40

    Water Cooling

    < 100

    0-10

    LB550

    200-230

    20-40

    Water Cooling

    < 100

    0-10

    LA4285

    210-240

    30-60

    Water Cooling

    < 100

    0-10

    LM730H

    -Circulating air ovens or vacuum oven dryers are recommended. -A vented barrel and screw is satisfactory alternative to pre-drying.LB550 : 60 ºC, 4 hoursLA4285, LM730H : 70-80 ºC, �more than 4 hours

    All traces must be fully� purged with polypropylene or polyethylene.

    The following slip agents have proven�suitable to protect components with highly smooth surface from scratches as well as to reduce tackiness of components.

    Zinc stearate 0.01-0.05 (phr)

    Ethylene bis oleic amide 0.01-0.05 (phr)

    LB550 and LM730H aredevelopmental grades.

  • Compatibility with “KURARITY TM”Injection Molding Conditions of “KURARITY TM”

    21 22

    400μ厚

    (*)Mixing with Lower MVR(MFR) PMMA causes opaque appearance.

    Clear

    Opaque

    Excellent Good Poor Process Temp.mismatching

    PMMA�(*) AS

    PLAEVA

    High VA% EVALow VA%

    PP/PETPO

    PVDF PVC

    ABS/TPUPET-G/PCPBT/POM

    PIPETPA

    VisualClarity

    <PLA Modification by Kurarity>

    PLA / Kurarity=90/10

    Kurarity(black)

    PLA (white, matrix)

    KurarityMatrix

    500nm

    TEM Photo.

    PLA / Kurarity�= 70/30

    Cylinder Temperature (ºC)

    Mold Temperature (ºC)

    The bottom of hopper

    Screw Revolution (rpm)

    Back Pressure (kgf/cm2)

    180-220

    20-40

    Water Cooling

    < 100

    0-10

    LB550

    200-230

    20-40

    Water Cooling

    < 100

    0-10

    LA4285

    210-240

    30-60

    Water Cooling

    < 100

    0-10

    LM730H

    -Circulating air ovens or vacuum oven dryers are recommended. -A vented barrel and screw is satisfactory alternative to pre-drying.LB550 : 60 ºC, 4 hoursLA4285, LM730H : 70-80 ºC, �more than 4 hours

    All traces must be fully� purged with polypropylene or polyethylene.

    The following slip agents have proven�suitable to protect components with highly smooth surface from scratches as well as to reduce tackiness of components.

    Zinc stearate 0.01-0.05 (phr)

    Ethylene bis oleic amide 0.01-0.05 (phr)

    LB550 and LM730H aredevelopmental grades.

  • Extrusion Conditions of “KURARITY TM”

    Moisture Absorption of “KURARITY TM”

    23 24

    ● KURARITY TM must be dried prior to processing when using non-vented extruder  (hot air dryer, 60℃�, no less than 4 hours).

    ● The screen pack should consist of two 80 and 100 mesh screens to  remove any impurities that may damage the die, and also to  ensure sufficient back pressure.

    ● A water cooling bath (5~30℃) is recommended for the cooling of KURARITY TM.  * Air cooling or shower may give insufficient cooling, and also   generate vibrations that may cause defects in appearance.

    ● The edge and inner surface of the die should be well-finished to  achieve high- quality appearance.

    ● When switching from other resins, dismantling and cleaning of the extruder screw  and die components is recommended to prevent contamination.  Purging with polypropylene or polyethylene is recommended to remove  residual KURARITY TM in the extruder.

    ※ single screw extruder with the following specs is recommended; � -machines using TPU, PVC�   -full-flighted screw, L/D=24-28, compression ratio=2.5 - 3.1

    LB550Water Cooling(down to 40℃)

    Hopper

    100�~ 130℃

    Feeding zone

    140�~ 160℃

    Compression zone

    150�~ 170℃

    Metering zone

    150�~ 170℃

    Adapter

    150�~ 170℃

    Die Head

    Wat

    er a

    bsor

    ptio

    n [p

    pm]

    Wat

    er a

    bsor

    ptio

    n [p

    pm]

    Time [h]

    Drying time [h]

    4000

    4000

    3000

    2000

    1000

    0 20 40 60 80

    3500

    3000

    2500

    2000

    1500

    1000

    500

    00 5 10 15 20 25

    Drying testTested in pellet form. Test Condition : Air circulating oven dryerLA2250, LB550 : 60 ℃ LA4285, LM730H : 70 ℃

    Moisture absorption testTested in pellet form.Test Condition : 25 ℃ 50%RH

    LA2250

    LB550

    LA4285

    LM730H

    LA2250

    LB550

    LA4285

    LM730H

    The mechanical properties are largely unaffected by water absorption, though its appearance might be observed as opaque when it contains more water.

    LB550 and LM730H are developmental grades.

    Examples of Die Polishing

    Before

    polishing

    the edge

    ×500

    After

    polishing

    the edge

    ×500

    LB550 is a developmental grade.

  • Extrusion Conditions of “KURARITY TM”

    Moisture Absorption of “KURARITY TM”

    23 24

    ● KURARITY TM must be dried prior to processing when using non-vented extruder  (hot air dryer, 60℃�, no less than 4 hours).

    ● The screen pack should consist of two 80 and 100 mesh screens to  remove any impurities that may damage the die, and also to  ensure sufficient back pressure.

    ● A water cooling bath (5~30℃) is recommended for the cooling of KURARITY TM.  * Air cooling or shower may give insufficient cooling, and also   generate vibrations that may cause defects in appearance.

    ● The edge and inner surface of the die should be well-finished to  achieve high- quality appearance.

    ● When switching from other resins, dismantling and cleaning of the extruder screw  and die components is recommended to prevent contamination.  Purging with polypropylene or polyethylene is recommended to remove  residual KURARITY TM in the extruder.

    ※ single screw extruder with the following specs is recommended; � -machines using TPU, PVC�   -full-flighted screw, L/D=24-28, compression ratio=2.5 - 3.1

    LB550Water Cooling(down to 40℃)

    Hopper

    100�~ 130℃

    Feeding zone

    140�~ 160℃

    Comzpression zone

    150�~ 170℃

    Metering zone

    150�~ 170℃

    Adapter

    150�~ 170℃

    Die Head

    Wat

    er a

    bsor

    ptio

    n [p

    pm]

    Wat

    er a

    bsor

    ptio

    n [p

    pm]

    Time [h]

    Drying time [h]

    4000

    4000

    3000

    2000

    1000

    0 20 40 60 80

    3500

    3000

    2500

    2000

    1500

    1000

    500

    00 5 10 15 20 25

    Drying testTested in pellet form. Test Condition : Air circulating oven dryerLA2250, LB550 : 60 ℃ LA4285, LM730H : 70 ℃

    Moisture absorption testTested in pellet form.Test Condition : 25 ℃ 50%RH

    LA2250

    LB550

    LA4285

    LM730H

    LA2250

    LB550

    LA4285

    LM730H

    The mechanical properties are largely unaffected by water absorption, though its appearance might be observed as opaque when it contains more water.

    LB550 and LM730H are developmental grades.

    Examples of Die Polishing

    Before

    polishing

    the edge

    ×500

    After

    polishing

    the edge

    ×500

    LB550 is a developmental grade.

  • Compounding Conditions of “KURARITY TM”

    25 26

    Since the melt viscosity of KURARITY TM

    depends on shear rate, a twin screw extruder is suitable for compounding.

    Pre-drying is required if your twin screw extruder is not vented.�

    An air Circulating oven dryer or vacuum oven dryer is recommended.

    LA2250 : 60 ºC, 4 hours

    LA4285 : 70-80 ºC, more than 6 hours

    kneading�zone 1

    Twin extruder

    Die headWatering cutter,�Under water cutter.Strand cutter,etc

    Hopper

    <KURARITYTM>Other resins,Additives,�etc

    kneading�zone 2

    Cutter

    C2 50 ºC

    C3 - C12 170 - 230 ºC

    Die head 170 - 230 ºC�

    Screw rotation : 200 rpm

    Equipment : TEX 44XCT Twin Screw Extruder (JSW)

    Screw diameter : 44mm, L/D=42

    Barrel Temperature

    Mel

    t V

    isco

    sity(

    Pa・

    s )

    Shear Rate(1/sec)

    1.E+05

    1.E+04

    1.E+03

    1.E+02

    1.E+011.E+00 1.E+01 1.E+02 1.E+03 1.E+04 1.E+04

    160℃180℃200℃

    LA2250

    Mel

    t V

    isco

    sity(

    Pa・

    s )

    Shear Rate(1/sec)

    1.E+05

    1.E+04

    1.E+03

    1.E+02

    1.E+011.E+00 1.E+01 1.E+02 1.E+03

    180℃200℃220℃240℃

    LA4285IMPORTANT NOTICE

    Precautions should be taken in handling and storing.

    Please refer to the appropriate Material Safety Data Sheet for

    further safety information.

    In using KURARITYTM, please confirm related laws and regulations,

    and examine its safety and suitability for the application.

    For medical, health care and food contact applications,

    please contact your KURARITYTM representative for

    specific recommendations. KURARITYTM should not be used

    in any devices or materials intended for implantation in the human body.

    Nothing contained herein constitutes a license to practice under

    any patent and it should not be construed as an inducement to infringe

    any patent. The user is advised to take appropriate steps to be sure

    that any proposed use of the product will not result in patent infringement.

    < Japan & Asia Pacific >Kurarity business development

    Kuraray Co., Ltd,Phone: +81 3 6701 1598E-mail: [email protected]

    < Europe, the Middle East, Africa >BU Elastomer

    Kuraray Europe GmbH, Phone: +49 69 305 35853E-mail: [email protected]

    < North, Central and South America >

    Kuraray America Inc.Phone: +1-281-283-1711E-mail: [email protected]

    If you need further information on KURARITYTM, please contact ;

  • Compounding Conditions of “KURARITY TM”

    25 26

    Since the melt viscosity of KURARITY TM

    depends on shear rate, a twin screw extruder is suitable for compounding.

    Pre-drying is required if your twin screw extruder is not vented.�

    An air Circulating oven dryer or vacuum oven dryer is recommended.

    LA2250 : 60 ºC, 4 hours

    LA4285 : 70-80 ºC, more than 6 hours

    kneading�zone 1

    Twin extruder

    Die headWatering cutter,�Under water cutter.Strand cutter,etc

    Hopper

    <KURARITYTM>Other resins,Additives,�etc

    kneading�zone 2

    Cutter

    C2 50 ºC

    C3 - C12 170 - 230 ºC

    Die head 170 - 230 ºC�

    Screw rotation : 200 rpm

    Equipment : TEX 44XCT Twin Screw Extruder (JSW)

    Screw diameter : 44mm, L/D=42

    Barrel Temperature

    Mel

    t V

    isco

    sity(

    Pa・

    s )

    Shear Rate(1/sec)

    1.E+05

    1.E+04

    1.E+03

    1.E+02

    1.E+011.E+00 1.E+01 1.E+02 1.E+03 1.E+04 1.E+04

    160℃180℃200℃

    LA2250

    Mel

    t V

    isco

    sity(

    Pa・

    s )

    Shear Rate(1/sec)

    1.E+05

    1.E+04

    1.E+03

    1.E+02

    1.E+011.E+00 1.E+01 1.E+02 1.E+03

    180℃200℃220℃240℃

    LA4285IMPORTANT NOTICE

    Precautions should be taken in handling and storing.

    Please refer to the appropriate Material Safety Data Sheet for

    further safety information.

    In using KURARITYTM, please confirm related laws and regulations,

    and examine its safety and suitability for the application.

    For medical, health care and food contact applications,

    please contact your KURARITYTM representative for

    specific recommendations. KURARITYTM should not be used

    in any devices or materials intended for implantation in the human body.

    Nothing contained herein constitutes a license to practice under

    any patent and it should not be construed as an inducement to infringe

    any patent. The user is advised to take appropriate steps to be sure

    that any proposed use of the product will not result in patent infringement.

    < Japan & Asia Pacific >Kurarity business development

    Kuraray Co., Ltd,Phone: +81 3 6701 1598E-mail: [email protected]

    < Europe, the Middle East, Africa >BU Elastomer

    Kuraray Europe GmbH, Phone: +49 69 305 85984E-mail: [email protected]

    < North, Central and South America >

    Kuraray America Inc.Phone: +1-281-283-1711E-mail: [email protected]

    If you need further information on KURARITYTM, please contact ;

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    a novel acrylic block copolymer

    〈 KURARITY TM 〉General Introduction