LLDPE examples of properties

The consumption of TPEs is still limited but progressing, with relatively high growth rates, though these differ greatly from one TPE family to another and from one country to another. 

The TPEs consist of rigid phases and flexible phases, conferring on them an elasticity similar to that of reticulated traditional elastomers, as long as the temperature does not rise too much. 

These two methods can be combined and some TPEs are alloys or blends of a copolymer with soft and rigid sequences (SBS or SEBS, for example) and a thermoplastic, often a polyolefin. 

Copolymer with hard segments arranged in domains 

Among the numerous acronyms relating to thermoplastic elastomers, let us quote without claiming to be exhaustive  

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Table 4.109 Cyclic olefin copolymers and LLDPE examples of properties...

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